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T. Rowe Price - Signs of restructuring or just busy season?

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·27d ago·2 comments
Been at TRP for a few years now, and things have felt… different lately. We're hearing a lot of buzzwords about 'efficiency' and 'streamlining' in internal communications, but no concrete details. Projects that used to have larger teams are now being handled by fewer people, and the expectation is that the output remains the same, if not increases. I haven't heard any direct mentions of layoffs, but the general vibe is a bit tense. People are quieter in meetings, and there seems to be a heightened awareness of every move. Is anyone else picking up on this? Or is this just the usual pre-year-end push and I'm overthinking it? Wondering if there's a quiet reorganization happening behind the scenes or if it's just external market pressures trickling down. The workload is definitely up, but it feels like there's a hidden agenda somewhere.

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·27d ago

It's definitely a strange time at TRP. I've noticed the same 'efficiency' talk, and the project staffing changes are concerning. It feels like they're trying to squeeze more out of everyone without a clear plan. Hope it's just a busy season crunch, but the underlying tension is palpable. Fingers crossed for some transparency soon.

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·27d ago

I'm with you on the vibe. The shift in how projects are being handled and the constant talk of streamlining without specifics definitely raises an eyebrow. It's hard not to feel a bit unsettled when you see teams shrinking but workloads staying the same or increasing. Let's hope it's just a period of adjustment and not something more permanent.