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I'm in a similar boat. While things haven't slowed down drastically for us yet, there's definitely an underlying current of caution. Management's been emphasizing efficiency and 'doing more with less' more than usual. We're seeing some consolidation in certain product areas, which could be a sign of either streamlining operations or preparing for tougher times. The 'everything's fine' vibe is definitely loud, maybe a little *too* loud, as you said. Keeping an eye on industry news for any hints.
Interesting observation. My department hasn't felt any direct impact, but we've noticed a slight increase in the level of detail required for new project approvals. It feels like budgets are being scrutinized more closely than they were a year ago. There's no talk of layoffs or major cutbacks, but the focus on optimizing existing resources is definitely palpable. It's the little things, like extended review cycles, that make you wonder what's brewing behind the scenes.