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Activision Blizzard protest organiser leaving company
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Jessica Gonzalez, a key figure in the recent employee action at Activision Blizzard, is leaving the company and quitting game development.
Gonzalez announced her resignation yesterday, in a message in which she further criticised Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick and said his «inaction and refusal to take accountability» was «driving out great talent.
»Products will suffer until you are removed from your position as CEO," she wrote. «This may seem harsh, but you had years to fix the
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