It required a letter of indignation with more than 2,600 signatories among Activision employees, the announcement of a protest and a price decline of around 8.40% for Robert Kotick deign to speak to your employees.In this press release, the CEO explains that the management of course made the demands “loud and clear”. In particular, it ...
The case of Activision Blizzard and its terrible internal situation is what dominates the video game world in recent days. Following the publication of the lawsuit by the California Department of Employment and Housing Equality, the global response has been gigantic, given the dire situation of the company. While the audience, players of the company’s ...
Following the lawsuit against Activision Blizzard for sexual harassment and discrimination by the state of California, employees are now also going to the barricades. A protest rally is planned for today. The lawsuit against Activision Blizzard continues to circulate, because now the employees are increasingly on the barricades. After a petition in response to the ...
photo: Scott Olson (Getty Images) Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has one public comment addressed to all employees regarding the harassment lawsuit against his company. The full statement is as follows: This has been a difficult and troubling week. I would like to acknowledge and thank all those who have contacted us in the past ...
Bobby Kotick has been sitting in a luxurious CEO chair for 30 years. But if the Activision and Blizzard merger made it possible to amass juicy licenses within the same group, it’s mostly the indentation volume of his funds that the five-year-old mostly talks about. The controversial group finally decides to give up ballast. see ...
Pictures: Scott Olson (Getty) Companies in the video game industry treat the ongoing covid-19 epidemic in a variety of ways, from vendors drag theirs donkeys in protecting their employees in studios implementing home-use policies. Blizzard's implementation strategies include giving 10,000 employees a direct line to CEO Bobby Kotick. When a the latest look on CNBC, ...
