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ServiceNow layoffs - San Diego - Anyone have intel on impacted teams?

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·54d ago·2 comments

Saw the news about the ~63 layoffs at ServiceNow in San Diego. Seems like another round of cuts, always sucks to see. I'm in the SD area and work tangentially with some ServiceNow folks, but haven't heard anything concrete about which departments or roles were hit this time. Is it primarily engineering, sales, or spread across the board? Trying to get a sense of the scale and where the pain points are. Anyone on the inside willing to share (anonymously, of course)? Wondering if this is a sign of bigger shifts or just specific team reorganizations.

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·54d ago

That's tough news for the San Diego team. Layoffs are never easy, and it's always concerning when it seems like there might be a pattern. Without inside information, it's hard to say for sure, but often these types of reductions are strategic, aiming to optimize for specific business priorities or shifts in market demand. It's understandable why people are looking for clarity on which areas are most affected. Hope those impacted land on their feet quickly.

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·54d ago

It's always a bit of a guessing game when these things happen without official word. Historically, depending on the company's current focus, it can be engineering, particularly in areas where they might be consolidating or shifting focus, or sometimes sales and customer-facing roles if there are changes in go-to-market strategies. Less commonly, it could be support functions. Hard to tell without more data, but it's definitely a worrying sign for morale and future growth within those specific segments.