I've never been hit by it personally, but I know two people from different companies that found themselves in the same situation. The first went through the st

I've never been hit by it personally, but I know two people from different companies that found themselves in the same situation. The first went through the stages of grief, and "acceptance" meant shutting down. The second company had the option to pivot and focus on a specific feature that AWS lacked, but the company decided against that plan. According to my friend over there, management is still in denial over the severity of the threat. He's looking for other work, and so are most of his co-workers. Unfortunately, this is not good news. On the plus side, you're cognisant of what you're facing, which means you can start looking for ways to pivot. Failing that, you can decide to bail before things become critical. I'm really sorry to hear you're in this situation. For what it's worth, you're in good company.