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Blizzard Co-Leader Jen Oneal Claims She Made Less Than Male Counterpart Prior To Departure
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We now have a much better picture of why former Blizzard co-lead Jennifer Oneal left the company earlier this month. In the same Wall Street Journal report that details how Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick knew about his company's toxic work culture for years, an email from Jen Oneal confirms she received unequal pay compared to her male counterpart.
Oneal became Blizzard co-lead with Mike Ybarra after former president J. Allen Brack stepped down in August. Not three months later, Oneal
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