Thanks, yes it is saddening in a way. That was my first reaction combined with disbelief. I am reasonably successful now in letting that feeling go, and I try to look for the best outcome, also from a professional perspective. At the same time I want to respect my integrity when it comes to what I work on. It has to remain reasonable what is expected of me, and how much damage in quality I'm able to digest. A PM could try to manage this, but they fired the last one because they want to manage everything themselves. The relationship and circumstances are definitely not optimal currently. Considering this, the best outcome might be to quit in a smooth way.