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I hear you. The uncertainty is the worst. I'm not in Office, but I've got friends who are, and they're saying similar things. Three years is a solid run – if you've got a good resume and some savings, it might be worth exploring other options. A less stressful environment is priceless. Just make sure you have something lined up before you leave. Good luck!
Honestly, this happens at every large company. It's part of the deal. Unless you're willing to take a pay cut for a smaller, more stable place, you'll likely encounter the same cycles of anxiety elsewhere. Use the resources they offer – career counseling, resume workshops – and prepare for the worst, but don't jump ship prematurely. The grass isn't always greener, and Microsoft still has perks and opportunities others don't.