The meeting that announced the firing of 800 blizz employee. Corporate activision.

[Master Factician]

Read.

Then count.

[BigToast]

All the people listed under the QA section.
I think it's more than 11 people.

And if that's not what you're referring to, then at least have the courtesy to explain your source better than just to drop a link with 20+ pages.

Read #5 and then count the numbers in the "Selected" for Termination column.

[Kralljin]

Read #5 and then count the numbers in the "Selected" for Termination column.

Read.

Then count.

Yeah, alright, my bad.

[cuafpr]

Make money for shareholders, keep your job and their funding (Via their shares) or go against them, get voted out lose your job, or they pull funding via selling shares causing a stock price drop and possible take over conditions.... which would you do as a C-suit exec/board member? I'm betting most would do what the shareholders want to ensure they keep their jobs and huge paychecks.

[Cyi]

wow is literally babbys first mmo. the large majority of people who play this game/frequent this forum havnt even had their first job yet

You literally couldn’t be further from reality.

[Osmeric]

Make money for shareholders, keep your job and their funding (Via their shares) or go against them, get voted out lose your job, or they pull funding via selling shares causing a stock price drop and possible take over conditions.... which would you do as a C-suit exec/board member? I'm betting most would do what the shareholders want to ensure they keep their jobs and huge paychecks.

There's also the matter of having a legal fiduciary responsibility to the shareholders. You know, if they go against it, they can get sued?

[cuafpr]

There's also the matter of having a legal fiduciary responsibility to the shareholders. You know, if they go against it, they can get sued?

another great point. People love to blame the C-suite but they answer to shareholders who are the onest that just want money.