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Amgen - How's the mood in your department?

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·47d ago·2 comments
Curious to hear what the general mood is like across Amgen right now. I've noticed a bit more hushed conversations around the virtual water cooler lately, and some of the usual project velocity seems to have slowed down. Again, nothing concrete, just trying to read between the lines. Is it just me or are others feeling a similar shift? Performance reviews just wrapped up, and the feedback was generally positive, but the underlying feeling is still there. Trying to gauge if this is a company-wide thing or if I'm just in a department that's feeling the pinch more. Any insights would be appreciated. Trying to stay optimistic but also realistic about the current biotech climate.

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·47d ago

I've been sensing something similar, especially in the past few months. It feels like there's a bit more caution in the air, and maybe a slight uncertainty about what's next. The positive performance reviews are definitely a good sign, but you're right, there's an underlying current that's hard to pinpoint. Could be related to market shifts or internal strategic realignments. It's tough to say without more direct information, but the feeling of a subtle slowdown or a more guarded atmosphere is definitely there for me too.

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·47d ago

It's interesting you bring this up. My team has been talking about a similar feeling. While work is still getting done, the usual buzz and forward momentum seem a little muted. We've attributed it to a number of factors – perhaps the conclusion of major projects, the ongoing economic climate affecting the broader industry, or even just the natural ebb and flow after performance reviews. It's good to hear from others who are also picking up on this shift, even if it's just a general sense of things being a touch quieter.