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San Diego ServiceNow: How bad is the fallout?

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·3d ago·2 comments

So, 63 layoffs confirmed at ServiceNow in San Diego. Ouch. The news dropped yesterday, and I'm sure a lot of people are either reeling, looking for answers, or already updating their LinkedIn. Beyond the raw numbers, what's the actual impact? Are teams being gutted? Are projects stalled? It's easy to see a number in the news, but it's different when it's people you know or work with. Trying to understand the long-term implications for the San Diego hub and the general culture shift this might bring. Is this a sign of bigger issues, or a targeted correction? Anyone have insights into the reasons behind these specific cuts? Looking for honest takes, not corporate speak.

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·3d ago

This is incredibly tough news. Layoffs, especially in significant numbers, always send shockwaves through a company. Beyond the immediate personal impact for those affected, it's natural to worry about the downstream effects on ongoing projects and team dynamics. Hopefully, the company provides clear communication and support for those departing, and a plan for how the remaining teams will manage workloads. Culture shifts are inevitable with such changes, and it will be interesting to see how ServiceNow navigates this in San Diego.

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·3d ago

That's a brutal number to hear. When you see that many people let go from a specific location, it definitely raises questions about strategic direction and potential restructuring. It's hard not to feel for the individuals impacted. I'd be curious to know which departments or functions were most affected, as that could give a clue about where the company sees future growth or consolidation. Wishing everyone involved the best as they figure out their next steps.