I've completely checked out, and I don't feel guilty about it anymore. My workday is about getting through the hours, not proving how dedicated I am to a company that gives nothing back. Some days there's barely enough worth doing to fill the time. That's becoming more common, and I couldn't care less.
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“have awesome opportunities with customers, but once I try to navigate Pepsi to get them done it’s painful.”
THIS is the issue … a culture of ambivalence / rigidity / bloated process and a wanton disdain for customers/customer needs
@af you are correct. Current leadership including HR and whatever consultants they are paying millions, have no clue how to stop the hemorrhaging.
I have awesome opportunities with customers, but once I try to navigate Pepsi to get them done it’s painful.
Funny post. Been in that spot for several years now, and no one has noticed. Don’t really care what happens next week because I know there’s nothing I can do to change it. This change is going to get similar results as the last couple. Lose more ground to the competition and weaken our leadership. The good ones are gone or almost gone. The future looks grim.