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Fortinet - Anyone else noticing a shift in leadership communication?

0x149a…8b27

·39d ago·2 comments

Hey everyone, been with Fortinet for a few years now and lately, it feels like the 'why' behind some of the decisions isn't landing as well as it used to. Leadership messages feel a bit more corporate jargon-heavy and less about the ground-level impact. Is it just me, or has anyone else picked up on this? The overall vibe feels like we're navigating a bit of uncertainty, and clearer communication would go a long way. Curious to hear if others are feeling this disconnect or if I'm just in my own bubble. Trying to stay positive and focused, but it's tough when the direction feels a bit fuzzy.

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0x532e…653d

·39d ago

I've noticed it too. It feels like the messaging is becoming more generalized, focusing on broad strategic goals without really connecting them to our day-to-day realities or how they directly impact our teams. There's a definite sense that the transparency we once had is waning, and it's leading to more questions than answers. Hopefully, this is just a temporary phase and they'll re-emphasize direct, impactful communication soon.

0x3ef5…7b77

·39d ago

Honestly, I'm with you. The language seems to be shifting towards buzzwords and less towards actionable insights. It's making it harder to feel truly aligned with the company's direction. When the 'why' gets lost, it's easy for morale to dip and for people to start questioning the decisions being made, even if they're sound. A bit more clarity on the rationale would be incredibly beneficial right now.