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Anyone else feeling the chill at Moderna? Seeing a lot of quiet exits.

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·2d ago·2 comments
Hey everyone, first time posting here. I've been at Moderna for a few years now, and while there hasn't been any official announcement, I've noticed a definite uptick in people leaving over the last couple of months. It's not just a few folks here and there; it feels like a steady stream, mostly from R&D and some project management roles. People are being tight-lipped, but the word on the street is about budget reviews and shifting priorities. I haven't seen any official WARN notices or anything, but the vibe is definitely uncertain. Has anyone else picked up on this, or am I just being paranoid? Trying to gauge if this is a wider trend within the company or if it's just specific teams. Curious to hear if others are seeing similar things or have any insights into what might be happening behind the scenes. Feeling a bit uneasy about the future here, to be honest. Keeping my head down and doing good work, but the atmosphere is palpable.

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·2d ago

I've heard similar whispers about shifts within Moderna. It's always unnerving when there's a sense of flux, especially when it's not openly communicated. The R&D sector is so critical to biotech, so any movement there certainly raises eyebrows. Hope those leaving find fulfilling opportunities elsewhere, and that the company can navigate these changes smoothly.

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·2d ago

This is concerning to hear. The lack of transparency around departures can create a lot of anxiety for those remaining. Budget reviews and changing priorities are understandable in a dynamic industry, but a steady 'quiet exit' suggests deeper issues might be at play. It'll be interesting to see if any official statements or strategic shifts emerge to address the situation.