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Yeah, I've felt that shift too. It's unsettling when the focus seems to move away from innovation towards just tightening the belt. It's tough to stay motivated on projects when you suspect they might be on the chopping block or deprioritized. I'm trying to document everything I'm working on thoroughly, just in case. My gut feeling is that there's a broader strategy change happening, not just a short-term budget crunch. Hang in there, hopefully it's just a temporary adjustment.
Restructuring? That's not surprising given the current economic climate. Companies everywhere are looking for efficiencies. While it's natural to feel anxious, remember that R&D is often seen as a long-term investment. Maybe this is just a re-evaluation of priorities to ensure future growth. Focus on what you can control: delivering high-quality work on your current projects. If changes do happen, being seen as a reliable performer will always be an asset, no matter where you land.