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Call of Duty made billions recently, so of course Activision Blizzard is laying off QA
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One of the studios responsible for Call of Duty’s success is laying off QA testers that are reportedly earning $17 an hour for their work on the franchise Activision Blizzard said brought in $3 billion dollars in 2020. Raven Software, known for its work on Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and CoD: Warzone has now laid off a third of its contract QA testers, according to reports by Kotaku and The Washington Post.
Raven’s Associate Community Manager Austin O’Brien said that team members werebeing
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Call of Duty Devs Walkout After Surprise Layoffs at Activision Blizzard's Raven Software wowhead.com /2 years ago
Activision Blizzard Workers Stage Walkout Following Raven Software Call Of Duty Layoffs thegamer.com /2 years ago
Call Of Duty Developers Staging Walk Out In Protest Of QA Layoffs gamespot.com /2 years ago
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