Describe the bug
Wait duration is precise, but highly inaccurate. Setting a duration of 3 seconds actually results in a delay of 30 seconds. A delay of 30 seconds is actually 115 seconds. These results are consistent.

Details
Conductor version: 3.13.2
Persistence implementation: Postgres
Queue implementation: NA (stock or postgres)
Lock: NA (stock)
{ "name": "Internal wait", "taskReferenceName": "Internal_wait", "inputParameters": { "duration": "30 seconds" }, "type": "WAIT", "startDelay": 0, "optional": false, "asyncComplete": false },

To Reproduce
Just create a workflow with a WAIT type and see it take longer than expected.

Expected behavior
The behaviour matches the duration specified.

Screenshots
30 seconds:

Actual duration:

I'm also having an issue where this WAIT is ignored while in a DO_WHILE loop, but I'm not sure if this is related or an issue at all. Still trying to identify it.