Find a bigger Lego tower
Adding people doesn’t mean there’s less work for the people that are already there. It means that the entire company can do more.
This is an opportunity to find a new job — a bigger and better Lego tower to build. It's more about shifting the content of your work, not necessarily changing your title.
However, keep in mind this requires you to give away parts of your old job, and to trust other people with something you care about (projects, products, code etc.).
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