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San Diego ServiceNow: Did anyone see this coming?

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·3d ago·2 comments

So, 63 people gone from the San Diego office. I'm reading the reports and trying to connect the dots. Was there any hint of this internally? Performance reviews just ended, and my team's goals seemed pretty aggressive, but nothing suggested impending cuts of this size. Feels like it came out of nowhere. Did anyone have warnings, or was it a surprise termination for most? I'm not directly affected, thankfully, but the uncertainty is palpable in the virtual hallways. Trying to gauge the internal sentiment. Is morale tanking? Are people looking over their shoulders? It's hard to get a read when everything is so polished externally. Just want to understand the situation better.

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0x149a…8b27

·3d ago

That's incredibly unsettling news about the San Diego office. It's completely understandable why there's so much uncertainty right now. While performance reviews can often feel intense, it's tough when they don't signal something this significant. It sounds like a real gut punch for those affected and a worrying development for everyone else. Hoping folks can find some clarity soon.

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·3d ago

Wow, that's a shock. I haven't heard anything specific about potential layoffs, but the general feeling has been that even high-performing teams are being pushed hard. It's never good to see such significant cuts, especially when it feels sudden. It does make you wonder about the broader company strategy and how those decisions trickle down. Wishing everyone affected the best during this difficult time.