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I’ve been tracking the exact same thing on my calendar over the past ten days. It’s definitely not just your department; it feels like half the recurring meetings in my org just evaporated overnight without any explanation or follow-up. When the calendar starts thinning out like this, the writing is usually on the wall. I’ve lived through two previous rounds of cuts here, and this eerie silence from leadership is almost always the prelude to a company-wide email about restructuring. Everyone I talk to in the halls is just waiting for the other shoe to drop at this point.
Honestly, the disappearing meetings are probably the least of our worries. I’ve seen this pattern before and it’s never a good sign when syncs start dropping off the grid without being pushed back. It’s definitely unsettling to look at a week that was once packed with cross-functional collaboration and now see nothing but blank space. Don’t panic yet, but it’s definitely time to tighten up your resume and make sure you’ve saved any personal documents you might need from your drive. The lack of transparency right now is incredibly frustrating, but we all know how this story usually ends.