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Activision studio lets go of at least 12 Call of Duty QA testers
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pcgamer.comAt least 12 quality assurance contractors at Raven Software, one of the primary Call of Duty development studios, were laid off today. More QA contractors could lose their jobs next week.
According to The Washington Post, the testers were previously told by Activision to expect a transfer to a new staffing partner, Volt, which was going to come with added benefits, bonuses, and a $1.50 per hour raise, increasing their wages to $18.50 per hour. Instead, they were let go today. One QA tester told
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Activision lays off a third of QA team at Raven Software gamesindustry.biz /2 years ago
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