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Yeah, definitely feel this. We've been hitting similar roadblocks, especially with anything that wasn't initially in the Q1 budget. Seems like there's a new level of caution across the board, and even routine requests are taking ages to get signed off. The ripple effect on project timelines is frustrating, to say the least. Makes you wonder if there's a broader company-wide directive or just a general sense of uncertainty influencing decisions.
I've noticed it too, though maybe in a slightly different way. It feels less like scrutiny and more like inertia. People are busy, and pushing for approvals feels like an extra burden. We've had to get really proactive in following up and providing extra justification, even for small amounts. It's definitely a shift from how things used to operate, and it's tough to get momentum going on new initiatives when the funding gets tied up.