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Because it doesn't display the same signs as CIG. Zero executive turnover. Much lower employee turnover. Steady revenue. I feel like I'm talking to an aquarium
by scrollaway 10y ago
Because it doesn't display the same signs as CIG. Zero executive turnover. Much lower employee turnover. Steady revenue.
I feel like I'm talking to an aquarium.
- pandaman 10y agoZero executive turnover I just found one in 5 seconds on linkedin. You could too if you did not imagine yourself talking to an aquarium. https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-mayberry-166325 https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-mayberry-166325 Much lower employee turnover In absolute numbers? Sure. A company with several thousands employees will have higher number of people leaving over longer time even if it's doing great than a failing company with a couple hundred total employees. I guess this is what makes you optimistic? Because relative to their workforce they churn through a huge number of people. At this time every game studio in Santa Monica has few people from there. Steady revenue Are there numbers for CIG? I thought it's a private company and its revenue numbers are not available. What source do you base your assertion on?
- scrollaway 10y agoAre you serious? Mayberry leaving is from 2015. You're not proving your point here. > Are there numbers for CIG Yes. Nearly all of their revenue is from Star Citizen. And that's public.
- pandaman 10y agoSorry, I've lost you completely. You had been talking about turnover right at this moment? In this case Zynga is peachy, they have not had a layoff today and no executives have left today either. As for revenue, I am not sure what you mean. Is there some public record of their revenue? If so, please show me. JFYI, somebody saying "I've made a gazillion dollars!" is not a public record of making a gazillion dollars.