> A lot of the high-performers left shortly after that The article specified that "two senior Gravity employees also resigned in protest". Do you have a source

> A lot of the high-performers left shortly after that The article specified that "two senior Gravity employees also resigned in protest". Do you have a source for "a lot of the high performers" outside of those two? It sounds to me like it worked out for the company, regardless of the CEO's personal goings-on. It's a win for the idea that if you pay all your employees reasonably, they won't just fall back and let the company crumble. I think it's really important to point and show that this initiative, which so many people derided as ridiculous and guaranteed to fail, actually worked.