Activision-Blizzard Blizzard is higher than ever Following a new Wall Street Journal report, the company and its CEO Bobby Kodik are once again in trouble. Sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace Was conducted against female employees.
Further Jim Ryan, CEO and Chairman of Sony Interactive Entertainment, Told himself and commented on the story He was shocked and seriously worried about what was going on. To the surprise of the PlayStation chairman – whose comment is irrelevant – Activision has decided to tackle the controversial situation.
In an email sent to Sony employees, Ryan said he was “Encouraged and obviously amazed Knowing that Activision has not done enough to combat a culture of deep-rooted discrimination and persecution.
We approached Activision shortly after the article was published, expressing our deep concern and asking how they would like to respond to the requests in the article. We hope they did not handle the situation adequately“.
Following the employees’ protest, The Activision-Blizzard shareholders have now called for the immediate resignation of CEO Bobby Kotick. Don Bunting, in Chairman of Treyarch, he meanwhile left the company For being accused of harassment during an incident in 2017.
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