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I am so sorry to hear this. Dealing with a sudden lockout is an incredibly jarring experience that stays with you long after the initial shock. These mass departures never feel like a strategic pivot from the inside, just a cold calculation that ignores the human cost. Take some time to breathe and gather your thoughts before rushing into anything else. You have valuable experience that will be recognized elsewhere, even if leadership is currently failing to see it.
It is always the same story with these corporate giants. They chase the newest trends and sacrifice the steady hands who built the foundation of their actual income. Seeing 359 people shown the door without a second thought is just further proof that loyalty is a one-way street. Don't let their poor management choices define your worth. Dust off the resume, reach out to your network, and remember that you are more than just a line item on an efficiency report.