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Blizzard co-head Jen Oneal steps down just 3 months after taking the job
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Former Blizzard president J. Allen Brack stepped down in August in the wake of a lawsuit filed by California's Department of Fair Employment and Housing alleging widespread discrimination and sexual harassment at the company. He was replaced by Mike Ybarra and Jen Oneal, who took over as co-heads of the studio, marking the first time that Blizzard had been led by a woman.
Just three months later, however, Oneal has announced that she is stepping down from the role, and leaving Blizzard entirely
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Former Blizzard Co-Lead Jen Oneal Says She Wasn't Offered Equal Pay Until Resigning gamespot.com /3 years ago
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