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I've noticed a similar shift in my team as well. The pressure to highlight specific achievements feels amplified, almost as if we have to prove our value beyond just doing our jobs. It's creating an undercurrent of anxiety, and I'm finding it harder to focus on the actual work when so much energy is being spent on framing it. Hoping it's a temporary adjustment.
Interesting to hear this is happening elsewhere. My experience has been less about justifying existence and more about a subtle narrowing of what's considered 'successful' performance. It feels like certain types of contributions that aren't easily quantifiable are being de-emphasized, which is a bit disheartening given the collaborative nature of our projects. Definitely something to watch.