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I'm definitely feeling it too. The emphasis on 'efficiency' feels less like standard goal-setting and more like a push to do more with less. Conversations around resource allocation and project prioritization have been pretty intense lately. It does make you wonder what the underlying drivers are, and if there's more to it than just the annual review cycle. Hoping it's just a temporary increase in focus, but the 'palpable tension' you mentioned is spot on.
Interesting you bring this up. While I haven't experienced anything drastically 'off' in my direct team, I have noticed a shift in the broader company messaging. More emphasis on strategic alignment and individual contribution to larger business objectives. It could just be a natural evolution of how we're expected to operate, but the increased intensity around performance metrics is certainly noticeable. It might be worth keeping an eye on how these discussions play out in the coming months.