How did Stalin deal with the Stakhanovite movement in 1935?

In 1935, Stalin embraced the Stakhanovite movement, which celebrated workers who exceeded production norms, as a means to boost industrial output and promote socialist competition. He used the movement to propagate the idea of the "new Soviet man" and to encourage workers to exceed production quotas. By highlighting the achievements of exemplary workers like Alexei Stakhanov, the movement was instrumental in fostering a culture of efficiency and dedication, while also serving as a Propaganda tool to showcase the successes of the Soviet regime. However, it also led to increased pressures and unrealistic expectations on the workforce, resulting in both admiration and resentment among workers.