Some scientists are of the opinion that deadlines only negatively affect a person. After all, they create very strong stress. However, this statement is not entirely true. There are circumstances when last-minute terms can bring certain benefits. Why is deadline sometimes necessary?
What is a deadline? In short, this concept can be described as a limited time, a deadline when it is necessary to quickly finish a project, to complete some business or task. Perhaps the deadlines are familiar to all people. Freelancers are faced with them; last-minute terms are often in business. The deadline can lie in wait for a person outside of work or study, for example, at times when there is catastrophically little time to do the cleaning, prepare a festive dinner or fulfill a promise previously made to someone.
Of course, the deadline is a state of stress. If such a situation in life becomes permanent, then there will be very little benefit from the “burning” terms. Ultimately, this will simply lead to complete burnout, apathy, and chronic fatigue syndrome. However, in small doses, deadlines are still able to positively affect human productivity.