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You can only submit entirely new text for analysis once every 7 seconds. More than 500 programmers at Activision Blizzard have actually authorized an application calling for the elimination of CEO Bobby Kick in the wake of a record from The Wall Street Journal that consisted of claims that the exec covered instances of unwanted sexual advances at the PC gaming giant. In their letter, shared by the ABK Workers Alliance, the workers-- who signed the application with their genuine names as well as not anonymously-- stated they no longer believe in the management of Bobby Kick as the CEO of Activision Blizzard. The info that has emerged about his actions as well as techniques eligible of our companies runs counter to the culture and honesty we need of our leadership-- and also directly problems with the efforts begun by our peers, it says. We ask that Bobby Kick remove himself as chief executive officer of Activision Blizzard, which investors be permitted to choose the new CEO witho...

Bobby Kotick has published a new letter to the attention of its employees who also act as official communiqué informing the public of the actions set out to make Activision Blizzard a model of benevolence and inclusiveness. What he is not currently, if you have not lighted any more Internet since last July. We have tripled our investment in training in the fight against harassment and discrimination, we have made significant organizational changes and have considerably increased the resources devoted to the reporting and careful examination of inappropriate behaviors, note D Kotick Bobby. After recognizing once again that the measures to listen and protect the victims of harassment were not what they should have been, the CEO of the group, which has returned about twenty people since the beginning of investigations and Overwhelming testimonies last summer, draws up a new list of five commitments, some of which are very concrete. To finish, history of giving a bit of his person...