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Yeah, I've been hearing similar things. It's tough when leadership goes quiet, only fuels the speculation. My take is that with the market shifts, companies like Aflac are always looking for ways to streamline and become more agile. It might mean some overlap is being eliminated, but could also open up new opportunities if you can adapt quickly. Try to focus on what you can control – your performance and skill development. Maybe reach out to some trusted colleagues in other divisions to see if they're getting a different perspective.
Honestly, I wouldn't put too much stock in 'rumors' unless they're coming from a very reliable source. Divisional reorgs happen all the time, it's part of the corporate lifecycle. Sometimes it's a massive shake-up, other times it's just shuffling deck chairs. The tight-lipped manager is probably just following protocol. Until there's official communication, just keep doing your job. Worrying about it excessively won't change anything and will just stress you out unnecessarily. Focus on your deliverables.