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I feel you. Been there, done that. Re-orgs are often more about optics and cost-cutting than actual improvement. Document everything you do, keep a record of your accomplishments, and update your resume. It's always good to be prepared, even if you're hoping to stay. Knowing your worth and having options can ease the anxiety a bit.
Yeah, the constant change is draining. Honestly, I've seen a similar pattern at other large companies. Executives get restless and want to leave their mark, regardless of the impact on employees. Try to focus on what you *can* control – your performance, your team relationships, and your own well-being. Easier said than done, I know, but dwelling on the uncertainty only makes it worse.