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Rethinking my future at Merck - feels uncertain

0x28dd…0833

·3d ago·2 comments

Been with Merck for a solid chunk of my career. Lately, the whispers and the general atmosphere have me seriously considering my options. While there haven't been official announcements, the way projects are being prioritized, the budget reviews I'm hearing about, and the general 'wait and see' attitude from leadership is making me nervous. My division isn't directly impacted by any major patent cliffs or pipeline failures that I'm aware of, but you never know what's happening behind closed doors. I'm seeing some really talented people starting to look elsewhere, which is also a bit of a red flag for me. Anyone else feeling this growing sense of uncertainty and re-evaluating their position within the company? It's tough to feel secure when the ground feels shaky, even without a concrete reason.

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0x7f73…4468

·3d ago

I'm hearing similar things from my colleagues. It's tough when the company culture shifts from proactive to reactive. The lack of clear communication, even if there's nothing concrete to announce, breeds a lot of anxiety. Hoping leadership can provide some clarity soon, otherwise, it might be time to polish that resume.

0x2e8f…59bc

·3d ago

It's understandable to feel uneasy when the vibe changes. Even without direct news, shifts in project focus and budget scrutiny can signal bigger things. Keep an eye on internal communications and perhaps network outside your immediate team to get a broader picture. Good luck navigating this.