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The Wall Street Journal Report on Jen Oneal's Departure from Activision Blizzard and Bobby Kotick Ignoring Harassment Allegations
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Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick is under fire again, but rather than the now somewhat common complaints regarding his compensation, a scathing article by the Wall Street Journal asserts that the long-time executive has been deeply involved with many reports of sexual harassment and discrimination infecting the once well respected video game publisher.
The article, driven largely by unnamed sources inside Activision Blizzard, recounts several years worth of misconduct across the company's
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Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick reportedly tells managers he’ll leave if issues aren’t fixed “with speed” gamepur.com /2 years ago
Bobby Kotick Says He Will Consider Stepping Down From Activision Blizzard If Issues Aren't Fixed Quickly - Report gamespot.com /2 years ago
Xbox warns it could break ties with Activision Blizzard over ‘horrific events and actions’ metro.co.uk /2 years ago
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Activision Blizzard boss reportedly considering quitting if workplace issues aren’t fixed “with speed”
Activision Blizzard’s CEO Bobby Kotick has reportedly told senior management that he’d consider quitting if he can’t fix workplace issues “with speed”. According to the Wall Street Journal, Kotick made the comments during a meeting with Blizzard executives, where he “stopped short” of saying that he would be stepping down, though he left the possibility open if culture problems at Activision Blizzard aren’t fixed promptly.
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