I know it is terrifying to think about being laid off but no one is ever guaranteed a job for life at any company. I know people who have quit their job at one insurance company due to rumors of layoff and then got laid off at the next company. And got less severance because of it. You have to stay as level headed as possible here so you can make your best decision at the time. Going down the path of indignation is a dead end and won't change what will happen. Expecting coaches and management to leak information in advance is naive and unrealistic. They aren't not telling you to be mean. There is a significant change being made to the model as it was out of control ... inefficient, too expensive, and getting diminished returns. It's the people who ran it before that are at fault as much as anyone.
Originally posted by @OunZcnV-qqg.