The best they can improve is from worse to bad. Work has decided to cut my team in half, which means there are 10 of us interviewing for our own jobs (of which there will be 5), against friends and teammates we've worked with for years. And the job itself is changing, so it's going to be 24/7/365, which means we're all going to be on 24 hour call at some point .. the details of which are still being worked out. For those who don't make the cut, they're going to try and find some other position, but we reckon the odds of that are somewhere between slim and none, which brings us to the less than impressive redundancy package.<br/><br/>So, Friday I interview for my own job, knowing that if I get it a friend (or at least teammate) won't, for a job that looks to be getting worse.<br/><br/>Oh, and these cuts are just on our side. Our colleagues in the US aren't getting any redundancies.<br/><br/>I'm not sure improvement is a term I can use right now. Slightly worse as opposed to lots worse maybe.