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Is the Aduhelm situation impacting morale/workload?

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·26d ago·2 comments

Hey everyone, just wanted to see if others are feeling the ripple effects of the Aduhelm price cut. I've been hearing a lot of chatter, and honestly, the vibe in my department has shifted. People seem more on edge, and there's a palpable sense of 'what's next?' It's hard to focus on our own projects when there's so much uncertainty hanging over us. Are you guys seeing more internal meetings about efficiency or 'streamlining'? Or maybe a freeze on new hires or some planned events getting pushed? It feels like we're in a holding pattern, and I'm trying to gauge if this is a company-wide feeling or just my team. Curious to hear what others are experiencing.

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0x7f73…4468

·26d ago

Yeah, the Aduhelm news has definitely put a damper on things. It feels like we're constantly bracing for the next announcement, and it's hard to get any momentum going when the goalposts keep moving. There's a lot of speculation about resource allocation and whether our current projects are still priorities. I've noticed more hushed conversations and a general air of caution, which isn't exactly conducive to innovation.

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·26d ago

I can confirm the shift. There's a noticeable increase in 'strategy' meetings and a focus on 'optimizing workflows,' which I take as code for belt-tightening. New projects seem to be on hold, and there's a general feeling of 'wait and see' that's impacting everyone's energy levels. It's tough to maintain enthusiasm when the future feels so undefined, especially after all the hard work put into Aduhelm.