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The 'efficiency' buzzword is always a massive red flag. I remember the last time they started using that language, and it ended in a brutal round of departures that nobody saw coming. If your manager is dodging questions about Q3 and Q4, that’s usually a sign that they’ve already been told what’s coming but aren’t allowed to spill the details yet. Polish up that resume and start saving every extra cent you can. It’s better to be over-prepared and safe than caught completely off guard when the calendar invites start flooding in.
Honestly, I’m not surprised. This happens every single fiscal cycle, yet it feels like the same cycle of anxiety every time. I’ve seen enough of these 'private syncs' at Pilot to know exactly how they play out. If you've got access to any critical documentation or projects, make sure your notes are clean and your handovers are organized just in case you suddenly lose access. Keep your head down, do your work, and stop looking for answers from leadership—they’re just as stressed and clueless as the rest of us until the axe falls.