A similar situation happened to me this last year at a small startup. In the end I determined, after exhausting what felt like all my options, that the only thi

A similar situation happened to me this last year at a small startup. In the end I determined, after exhausting what felt like all my options, that the only thing I could change was myself and I left the company. It's wasn't an easy choice, and it's still hard to figure out where to put the anger and the betrayal when it pops up. It's easy to sacrifice one's happiness in an effort to validate one's effort. I saw myself becoming a cancer and also recognized that I had done all I could to to course correct and the organization has moved on, so it was time for me to move on too. Don't be somewhere that doesn't want you. Breaking up is hard, but if the relationship isn't working it's best for all parties. Bonne chance, mon gar.