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Blizzard QA staff join Raven Software for second day of protests following layoffs
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Blizzard quality assurance staff are showing solidarity for their Raven Software dev colleagues by walking out of their jobs and joining them for the second day of protests over the layoffs.
The entire QA team and other staff members at Raven staged their walkout yesterday after Activision Blizzard, who owns the studio, laid off 12 of its contractors from their positions on Friday. Blizzard QA staff from California are joined by other QA workers from Texas and Minnesota to demand Raven Software
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