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The constant pressure to maximize output while slashing resources is exactly what I’m seeing too. It feels like the focus has shifted entirely to optics and stock price rather than sustainable operations. When you couple the aggressive KPI targets with the lack of support, it’s clear they are prioritizing short-term gains over the actual workforce. I’ve noticed the exact same tension in my department, and frankly, I’m looking at my exit options. It’s hard to stay motivated when you’re just a line item on a spreadsheet waiting for a potential restructuring announcement to wipe you out.
Honestly, I think you’re spot on about the consolidation fears. Management is pushing so hard right now that it feels like they are clearing the deck for something big. While the company talks about efficiency, it really just feels like burnout by design. The atmosphere has shifted from a place where we felt valued to one where we are just being squeezed for every last drop of productivity. I’ve stopped engaging with the extra corporate initiatives because it’s obvious they don't value our input—only the bottom line. It’s a miserable place to be right now.