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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've BTDT, and ultimately asked for a package and left. But not after multiple conversations with the leader who made similar changes to my role and my team - in the end we decided to part ways. I think that's the best way for you to handle this. You have a right to feel blindsided, hurt, all of it. But the only way forward is to have the conversations as opposed to going by your assumptions. Prepare your questions - how did they come to this decision? Was consulting you prior to making the move ever a consideration or was it always going to be unilateral? Struggling with with it - how should I interpret this move, what should my takeaways from this be, where do you see my role in the future, etc. Just be prepared that the answers will likely be vague and evading. Ultimately it's your choice to stay and live with the change, hope that it was simply structural and had nothing to do with you or your performance or how you are seen. again - engage in discussions OP it's the only way.[/quote] Im having a 2nd conversation with my manager later today. During our first conversation he said this was not a referendum of me, that i built the team and did a great job yadi yadi but him and the vp felt like streamlining functions would be more efficient and that there would just be one director approving things now ( the other one) and the product team will go to that director for everything. He said the decision was made to create this new ‘ analytics’ team under the other VP as his role is more analytics/P&L while my manager’s role was more operational [/quote]
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