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The New Path for Bungie (17% of workforce laid off)
- johng 2y agoMakes you wonder what is going on when a (seemingly?) wildly successful studio has to cut 17% of their workforce to stay afloat?
- Ekaros 2y agoJust looking at games they have released recently there is Destiny 2 which has failed some revenue targets... So part of this is likely attributed to that reality.
- gopher2000 2y agoHistorically successful.
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- gjvc 2y agoabsolute disingenuous bullshit "There will be a time to talk about our goals and projects, but today is not that day. Today, our focus is on supporting our people." That should have been the past five years.
- tmpz22 2y ago> In a https://www.ign.com/articles/bungie-devs-say-atmosphere-is-soul-crushing-amid-layoffs-cuts-and-fear-of-total-sony-takeover https://www.ign.com/articles/bungie-devs-say-atmosphere-is-s... last December following layoffs at Bungie, employees asked a department head during a post-layoffs Q&A if leadership would be taking salary cuts, to which the response was Bungie was "not that type of company".