Lyft said it is further reducing its workforce in a new wave of layoffs as it restructures its bikes and scooters operation. The ride-hailing company on Wednesday said the move will reduce its operating costs as it focuses resources on its core... — read more 

Lyft CEO David Risher told Fortune that September will be “official return-to-office time” for Lyft employees, and explains the company's... — read more 

So far, a bunch of folks were laid off in Nashville this week. That's all I know.

We assumed we would be looking at major layoffs with the new CEO and his history, but now we finally have confirmation. It doesn't matter. Lyft hasn't been the same company I joined years ago for a while now. I'll be happy to take severance and walk... — read more 

Lyft has been scrapping with Uber for years for a bigger sliver of the car-share market, but its new CEO thinks that the challenges to the company go beyond just its longtime competitor. The company’s founders have just stepped back from their... — read more 

"Silicon Valley is telling us something about the recession to come with a huge wave of layoffs and hiring freezes this week" https://fortune.com/2022/11/03/tech-company-layoffs-are-a-recession-signal-apple-stripe-lyft-amazon-twitter/

How are companies like snap and lyft handling employee comp drop due to their stocks taking a massive hit this year? Are you getting in year stocks or are you asked to suck it up and deal with it?

Is anybody willing to provide details? I don't work at Lyft but I was in a similar situation with Uber a few years ago and the separation package left a lot to be desired. I'm wondering if Lyft is any better or if it's basically all the same. I left... — read more 

Layoffs today at Lyft, it's a major round. Over 500 people were let go. I'm a software engineer and I got lucky, but some of my closest coworkers didn't and were let go. This is a sign for me as well to start looking for a new position as soon as... — read more 

Lyft freezes hiring amid uncertain economic conditions and rising inflation Ride-hailing company Lyft Inc. said today it’s freezing all hiring in the U.S. through the end of the year amid uncertain economic conditions and rising... — read more 

This is only the first wave of many more to come if other tech companies are anything to go by. With everybody else laying off as well, there's not much to do but hope we're not next. Finding a job right now is nowhere as easy as it was a year ago or... — read more 

Lyft will be scaling back on hiring and reducing budgets amid concerns of an economic slowdown, but it's stopping short of firing workers, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday. The rideshare startup joins a growing list of tech companies that... — read more 

Now that the revenue is up and the stock is on the rise and everybody is happy once again, are you planning to go back? I have zero desire to help them line their pocket once again after they treated me like trash last year at the worst possible time... — read more 

That's a very specific number. If they have a number like that, then they have the names already. Then why not let us know? So we can worry a little longer? Stress more about... — read more 

15% across board. Expect announcement end of month or early May from your DM.

If you are in a technical role you are pretty much safe. Everyone else should be cautious. I am not saying cuts will happen but there is a ton of flux at Lyft right now and things will continue to shift and mold from the business standpoint. This... — read more 

If you look what happened with SNAP after going public, a pattern emerges. In short, there will be a pressure from the Street to bump up financial results, as growth is stalling they will turn to cost cutting. I'd expect 500 to 1000 to be laid off... — read more 

Source below. Not sure if this is 100% accurate but sharing the story. I do not work for Lyft, do not work in the industry, just stumbled upon this article and did a bit of research on Lyft. Apparently they never had layoffs, and given how cutting... — read more 

Adding headcount very fast. It's nuts. IPO in the works.