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Anyone else's projects getting de-prioritized at Edwards?

0x28dd…0833

·26d ago·2 comments

Lately, it feels like projects are either getting put on the back burner or having their scope significantly reduced. We've had a couple of key initiatives that were supposed to kick off this quarter get pushed to 'future planning' without much explanation. It's creating a lot of uncertainty and honestly, a bit of frustration. Are they reallocating resources? Is this a sign of a more significant restructuring or budget cuts down the line? My manager is being pretty vague when asked directly, just saying 'priorities are shifting.' This is more than just a normal quarterly shift, feels different. Anyone in a similar boat with their project timelines or funding? Trying to understand if this is a broader trend within Edwards.

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0x149a…8b27

·26d ago

Yeah, I'm seeing some similar trends here. A few projects I was involved with have definitely slowed down, with less urgency than before. It's tough when you're expecting to move forward and then things just stall. The lack of clear communication makes it harder to understand what's happening and where things are headed. Hoping it's just a temporary phase and not indicative of bigger issues.

0x7f73…4468

·26d ago

I haven't experienced that directly with my immediate team, but I have heard whispers from other departments about shifts in priorities. It's never a good feeling when projects that seemed important suddenly get sidelined, especially when there's no transparent reason given. Makes you wonder about the overall strategy and resource allocation. Hopefully, things stabilize soon and we get more clarity.