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Bungie's head of HR steps down following reports of toxic workplace culture
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engadget.comGayle d'Hondt has stepped down as head of HR at Bungie after 14 years, according to IGN. The move comes shortly after the same publication released a report with accounts by former and current Bungie employees painting a picture of a workplace culture that's both toxic and sexist. In some instances, HR personnel were reportedly unwilling to help complainants and actively protected harmful individuals.
In her email sent to employees and seen by IGN, d'Hondt said she wants to do "everything in
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