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Destiny 2 developer Bungie will lay off 220 employees, integrate more deeply with Sony, and “outsource” the development of one game to a new PlayStation studio

Destiny 2 developer Bungie will lay off 220 employees, integrate more deeply with Sony, and “outsource” the development of one game to a new PlayStation studio

Destiny 2 developer Bungie has announced plans to lay off 220 employees, integrating the remaining 155 positions into Sony Interactive Entertainment and moving work on one of its “incubation projects” to the newly formed PlayStation Studio. Bungie CEO Pete Parsons laid out the shift in a new blog post, calling it “the hardest change our ...

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Blizzard’s 500-plus World of Warcraft developers have formed a union, and they don’t mind losing out to Bethesda employees in the world’s most pro-worker race

Blizzard’s 500-plus World of Warcraft developers have formed a union, and they don’t mind losing out to Bethesda employees in the world’s most pro-worker race

Blizzard’s 500+ World of Warcraft developers have banded together to form a union, narrowly defeating Bethesda employees who similarly unionized late last week, but never mind, there’s never been anything more than a little “friendly” competition between the two. The Blizzard union, called the World of Warcraft Game Producers Guild (WoWGG), was formed in partnership ...

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Why Steve Jobs Used His Vacation to Call His Apple Employees

Why Steve Jobs Used His Vacation to Call His Apple Employees

In most companies, the arrival of Holidays are a great respite for employees. On the one hand, when it’s your turn to leave and on the other, when the boss is not there. As we well know, Steve Jobs’ mind has always been activeand creating revolutionary products like the Mac or the iPhone required 100% ...

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Thousands of employees laid off, according to report

Thousands of employees laid off, according to report

Thousands of employees have been laid off at Chinese company Perfect World, according to a report. The next wave of layoffs is expected to cost thousands of jobs. According to the game developer, Perfect World is making extensive cuts. The offices in Beijing, Shanghai and Chengdu are said to be affected. With the exception of ...