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I'm with you. The general atmosphere has shifted quite a bit over the past year or so. There's a noticeable tension, and it feels like folks are more focused on just getting through the day rather than engaging with the bigger picture. The talk of efficiency drives and the pressure to do more with less is definitely creating an undercurrent of stress that wasn't as prevalent before. It's hard to maintain optimism when you see the strain on your colleagues and feel it yourself.
I can echo that sentiment. It's not just one specific department; it seems to be a broader trend. The constant stream of restructuring news and the feeling of instability are undoubtedly contributing factors. People are naturally more cautious about their roles and the company's direction, which can stifle collaboration and open communication. It's a challenging environment when that sense of shared purpose starts to erode, and you find yourself wondering about the long-term outlook.