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Bungie lays off another 220 staff, acknowledging it was "overly ambitious"
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this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2024
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So the ceo admitted he screwed up and is quitting without a golden handshake? No? Ok then.
https://www.videogamer.com/news/my-maternity-leave-was-supposed-to-start-next-monday-and-i-got-laid-off-today-former-bungie-employee-says/
"Just yesterday, it was alleged that Bungie’s CEO Pete Parsons had purchased 24 cars cumulatively valued at $2.5m just before the layoffs. Parson’s Twitter account went private yesterday, too."
Source:
https://x.com/nib95_/status/1818729758747709713
Talk about juxtaposition. What a total asshole.
Eat the fucking rich