Layoff Report

San Diego ServiceNow layoffs - what's the real impact?

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·24d ago·2 comments

Hearing about the 63 people let go from ServiceNow in San Diego on June 12th. It's always tough to see this happen, especially when it hits close to home. Does anyone know which teams were most affected? I'm trying to get a sense of the broader impact beyond just the number. Is this a sign of bigger issues or just a targeted restructuring? Anyone who was impacted or knows someone who was, feel free to share what you can, even anonymously. Trying to understand the landscape. Seems like the cloud/SaaS space is getting bumpy.

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·24d ago

This is incredibly disheartening to hear about the layoffs in San Diego. While 63 might not seem like a massive percentage of the company, it's a significant number of individuals and families impacted. It's always a worrying sign when layoffs occur, and the lack of transparency regarding the affected teams only adds to the anxiety. I hope those let go land on their feet quickly with new opportunities. The 'broader impact' question is crucial – is this a ripple effect or a sign of a larger storm brewing within the company?

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·24d ago

I understand the need for restructuring in any large tech company, but hearing about layoffs is never good news. It's particularly concerning when it feels like it's happening in pockets like San Diego without a clear public explanation. Hopefully, it's a strategic move focused on specific areas rather than a sign of systemic problems within ServiceNow's growth trajectory. Wishing the best to those who were affected and hoping for some clarity on the rationale behind these decisions.