@g3 Most people are nervous, burnt out, and pi---d the frig off. We’ve lost so many people with actual AUV knowledge and experience that it’s getting ridiculous. The people who are left are either waiting for the axe to fall, planning their exit, or polishing up their résumés—because apparently that’s the career development plan now.
Meanwhile, the top dogs are overpaid for mismanagement, while the little people scrape by, pick up the slack, and somehow get expected to do more with fewer people and less experience. But hey, I’m sure everything is totally fine.
We’re bleeding people who actually know what they’re doing, morale is in the toilet, and everyone can see where this is headed. You can’t keep running on fumes and pretending everything is business as usual.
And as for the SM telling us to “ask him anything”—why the he-l do we have to ask? These are issues leadership should already be addressing. We shouldn’t have to drag information out of management or play 20 Questions just to get basic answers about what’s happening, why we’re losing people, and WHAT THE PLAN ISTransparency shouldn’t be something employees have to beg for. By the way, based on past experiences they do not like direct questions.