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At least start putting out feelers and start interviewing. For me at least that helps with the feeling of helplessness. I've had a pretty stable career and some
by topkai22 5y ago
At least start putting out feelers and start interviewing. For me at least that helps with the feeling of helplessness. I've had a pretty stable career and some disappointments with interviews, but at least feeling like an alternative was possible was empowering.
Can you reach out to your previous employers and former colleagues to let them know you looking?
In terms of the new personalities and organization, have you taken any actions to try to break inside the new "in" group? Meeting with the new personalities, finding problems to collaborate on, etc...
YMMV but I have seen that dynamic happen- management starts with "thier" people then adopts inherited people as thier own.
However, given my read of your post, I definitely would include looking for opportunities outside the company in your strstegy
- slickrick216 5y agoThanks appreciate the advice. Yeah I’ve tried to make friends be useful etc. There’s no hard feelings really just a sense of being out in the cold. On a personal level I get along with these folks. The only trend is they are bringing in people who they used to work with. Interestingly some folks who were already at the company and used to work with them have seen their fortunes change for the better. I’ll start looking around as unless I work for a specific company it’s not going to happen I think.