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Yeah, I've noticed that too. My review felt like a complete overhaul of what's considered 'good performance' without any prior heads-up. It's frustrating because I thought I was hitting all the right marks. Now I'm wondering if I need to completely change my approach or if this is just a company-wide directive to raise the bar across the board. It definitely makes you second-guess yourself.
Totally agree. It's not just you. I heard similar things from my team. It feels like the goalposts have moved significantly, and not in a way that feels achievable or well-communicated. It's creating a lot of anxiety and uncertainty, which isn't great for morale. Hopefully, there's a clear path forward and better communication on what these 'higher expectations' actually entail.