Got a same-day job offer from a small defense contractor, Streamline Defense LLC. It hasn’t even been 24 hours, and they reached out this morning asking me to provide paperwork and respond by 11 a.m. because a government client is asking. Some red flags: asking for personal information via Smartsheet, meeting minutes sent via Otter.ai, offer letter phone number doesn’t match official contacts, and few employees on LinkedIn. Glassdoor reviews were good and made it seem legit, but I’m cautious.

Putting myself out there. If anyone knows of open ServiceNow roles, I'd love a connection I'm a ServiceNow Admin & Developer with 6+ years building and optimizing ITSM solutions. I'm comfortable across the full platform, Flow Designer, Integration Hub, Service Catalog, scripting, etc A few highlights: I've driven a 30% reduction in manual ticket handling through automation and successfully led data migrations with zero loss across environments. Open to relocation.

Almost a year ago, on our way to drinks at JW Marriott Singapore, a PTC from overseas working in Singapore ServiceNow office, casually said, “Indians lack the intelligence to work at ServiceNow.” Said it like small talk. Since that day, I’ve only said “hi” and “bye.” Once someone shows you who they are, you can’t unsee it. What’s worse? He’s still here. For a company that preaches inclusion and belonging, the silence around people like this says it all.

I have been employed with Bon Appetit for three years now as the Caterer. There is no one else in the catering department besides the Director of Dining Services, who handles the all-company events. I handle all of the correspondence, financials, and customer service, as well as managing all of the set-up and tear-down myself. At the very least, I am a Catering Captain, but my title is still only "Catering Attendant". How do I get the recognition (and pay) that I deserve?

A recent hire from a well known “Creative’s Toolbox” firm was on a PIP in his previous job and somehow thought it was a path to promotion. Joins ServiceNow, whines nonstop, trashes his own team to his manager, and still believes he’s being “groomed for growth.” You can’t teach this level of delusion. HR should just rename it: PIP = Promotion In Progress. I’m convinced ServiceNow is a social experiment. Surrounded by delusional ones. Officially depressed.

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What’s happening with the Services team at ServiceNow? Almost every SAE I know is suddenly on a “Success Plan.” Some being forced to resign, others quietly fired. Is this the new culture? From “Wow our customers” to “Wipe out our employees”? Morale’s tanked, politics are high, and fear is the new KPI. ServiceNow used to stand for purpose. Now it feels like survival.

ServiceNow ITSM Lead with over 9 years of strong hands-on expertise in implementing, configuring, and leading enterprise ServiceNow initiatives across ITSM modules such as Incident, Problem, Change, Request, Knowledge, Service Catalog, and CMDB. Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams, gather business requirements, and deliver scalable solutions aligned with ITIL best practices.

did any one apply to the 3Forks position for service center assistant. I applied directly though their website and I received an email which they asked me questions. they sent me a second email after that saying I got the job? idk if they are really in need for someone asap for the position but it feels like a scam. did anyone else receive an email? I will be reaching out to the company tomorrow morning.