Bullhorn

Bullhorn laid off 100 employees

🌎 Boston βˆ™ πŸ‘© 100 employees βˆ™ πŸ–₯ All departments

A maker of CRM software, Bullhorn laid off 100 employees last Thursday, according to a LinkedIn post from its CEO. Bullhorn primarily serves staffing and recruiting companies, which have seen dramatic revenue declines as hiring slows down.

Bullhorn’s CEO took the extra step of sharing an opt-in list of employees laid off to help them find new opportunities. See below link πŸ‘‡for the list.

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Cargurus

CarGurus laid off 130 employees

🌎 Boston βˆ™ πŸ‘© 130 employees (13%) βˆ™ πŸ–₯ All departments

CarGurus, a marketplace for cars, laid off 130 employees (13%) last month. The company said that dealers have been forced to close due to stay-at-home orders, β€œeffectively pausing vehicle sales.” Despite reducing marketing spend and offering a 50% billings discount to help its dealer partners, CarGurus wasn’t able to avoid laying off staff.

Click the link below πŸ‘‡for a list of CarGurus employees who are open to being contacted about job opportunities.

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TripAdvisor

TripAdvisor laid off 900 employees

🌎 Greater Boston Area, NYC, SF βˆ™ πŸ‘© 900 employees (25%) βˆ™ πŸ–₯ All departments

Online travel company TripAdvisor laid off 900 employees (roughly 25%). In conjunction, the company is shutting down its San Francisco and downtown Boston offices.

TripAdvisor becomes the latest travel company to conduct layoffs post COVID-19, joining Sonder (400 employees laid off), TripActions (300 employees), TravelTriangle (250 employees), and Fareportal (200 employees). Two-thirds of all startup layoffs since the coronavirus pandemic have come from industries directly affected by shelter-in-place orders.

See below link πŸ‘‡for an opt-in list of nearly 400 recent TripAdvisor alumni.

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Toast

Toast cuts 1,300 employees

🌎 Boston, Chicago, Omaha βˆ™ πŸ‘© 1,300 employees (50%) βˆ™ πŸ–₯ All departments

Toast, which makes software for restaurants, cut 50% of its staff on Tuesday. The layoffs impacted 1,300 employees — if you’re recruiting in Boston, Chicago, or Omaha, see below link for the listπŸ‘‡. Toast’s success is β€œtightly coupled” with the restaurant industry, which has seen sales decline by 80% in most cities.

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The Predictive Index

The Predictive Index lays off 59 employees

🌎 Boston βˆ™ πŸ‘©β€πŸ’Ό59 employees βˆ™ πŸ–₯ All departments

The Predictive Index, which makes talent optimization software, laid off 59 employees (if you’re recruiting, see link below for a list of departed employees πŸ‘‡). A company executive cited the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak. The Predictive Index raised $50 million from General Catalyst last year.

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Zipcar

Zipcar laid off 20% of staff amid widescale travel disruption

🌎 Boston βˆ™ πŸ‘©β€πŸ’Ό Hundreds of employees (20%) βˆ™ πŸ–₯ All departments

Zipcar, the rental car company, laid off 20% of staff last week. We now have a list of laid-off employees (see belowπŸ‘‡). The list skews towards people in the engineering, product, and design functions.

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Lola

Lola lays off 34 employees due to impact of the coronavirus

🌎 Boston βˆ™ πŸ‘©β€πŸ’Ό 34 employees (29%) βˆ™ πŸ–₯ All departments

Lola, a corporate travel management tool, laid off 34 employees (see link below for the listπŸ‘‡). This is one of the first startup layoffs directly related to the coronavirus. Lola has raised $82 million to date from Accel, General Catalyst, and CRV and now has 82 employees remaining.

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