Activision releases dozens of employees, although the nothing wrong have

Activision is a United States video game company. It was the initial designer and also independent representative of this sort of game, based on October 1, 1979, as well as headquartered in Santa Monica, California. Its very first products were cartridges for the ATARI 2600 video console; At existing, it is the 3rd biggest distributor video game, as well as has created different titles, consisting of Telephone Call of Duty.

With Activision Blizzard, it is just about dozens of dismissal. Many employees from quality assurance are fired.

A new day, a new negative headline of Activision Blizzard. Fitting At the beginning of the Advent season, Activision Blizzard is just about dismissing a series of employees. About a dozen has already been terminated, others are banging around their job.

What happened? How to show from a report by The Washington Post, some employees of Raven software will be asked for private conversations in the period from 3 December to 8 December. It is about whether the employees are terminated or transition into a permanent employment. Already about a dozen of the employees in quality assurance — more than a third of this area — has already been informed about the termination.

Raven Software is a studio of Activision Blizzard and especially for games like Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold was responsible and the Call of Duty: War zone.

What the quality assurance? The employees in quality assurance, often called QA, are basically gambling testers that examine content on heart and kidneys. You are writing error reports and often play some passages again and again and again to test as possible all eventualities and discover errors or problems that may not have noticed the developers.

QA employees are important for the vast majority of games, but often have the unauthorized reputation that their work is only from playing video games.

It's embarrassing to work for Activision Blizzard

An anonymous employee explained to the Washington Post that you feel injured and betrayed. Most of the employees who have been convened to meetings have been released and told them that they did not go wrong.

Austin O'Brien, one of the community managers of Raven Software explained on Twitter that he burned out.

He says:

Mann friends in the QA at Raven was promised for months that Activision works on creating a better payment structure and increase their wages.

There were called, one after the other, important team members in meetings and tell them that they are dismissed.

Apparently, the project managers in the QA did not even know about the upcoming dismissals, as another employee (Evan Villanova) reports:

UNDER team is destroyed and absolutely nobody will want to work, even if they are promoted. I have played with the idea anyway, due to the call that Activision acquired in the past and I just do not want to support this company.... in my opinion it is embarrassing to work for Activision.

The affected employees still work until January 28 for Activision, but can already leave the company before you want.