It sounds like they offered her equal pay after she had already quit, which is very similar to my experience leaving my previous employer.
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She was offered the equal pay she wanted on her way out the door.
Exactly. She's hired into a company already under scrutiny for poor pay equity and poor pay transparency, ostensibly to help fix said issues, and they decide to stiff her on pay in the process. This is the definition of an unforced error.
Check yourself. Furor was dropping tube steak in Anaheim like a boss.
So the retards at Blizzard who have done nothing but fuck up for the past 5+ years thought she was shit. I cannot think of a more glowing recommendation for O'Neal.
It's gotta be at least 10 years. I would say the last year of Diablo 3 development, when they should have been balancing and polishing the game and instead we got Jay "AND THEN WE DOUBLED IT" Wilson's idea of game balance instead is clearly when this company went off the rails, and it feels like they've been operating without a compass ever since.
yeah, she was literally the face of their "we hired women" rehabilitation, and they chose to pay her less than her co-lead. And they obviously knew she was worth more, since they offered it to her when she quit over the disparity.
This the same head of Sony responsible for their woke culture and censorship? Yea he can get fucked too. Anything coming out of Sony that isn't coming out of Japan is going to be rife with virtue signaling and lots of hair dye.
PlayStation head Jim Ryan criticizes Activision Blizzard response to sexual harassment scandal
It turns out Blizzard employees weren’t the only ones to express frustration with their company and CEO Bobby Kotick after The Wall Street Journal published an explosive report on the ongoing sexual harassment scandal at the publisher.
GGS Bobby.
