Enlarge / Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick. (credit: Flickr / Bobby Kotick)
Embattled Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick told colleagues that he would consider stepping down and departing the organization if the company's deep-running sexual harassment and other cultural problems are not resolved.
This is according to a Wall Street Journal report citing "people familiar with his comments." The report didn't go into much detail, beyond noting that Kotick said he was open to stepping down if things don't improve quickly.
Earlier this year, the state of California announced a lawsuit over numerous complaints of sexual harassment and similar problems at the video game publisher and developer. Revelations and controversies have followed as numerous instances of employees facing a hostile work environment over the company's history have come to light.
While some of the offenders were let go from the company either before or after the investigation began, many of Activision Blizzard's concerned employees have organized to call for more action than the company's leadership has taken.
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Enlarge / Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick. (credit: Flickr / Bobby Kotick)
Embattled Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick told colleagues that he would consider stepping down and departing the organization if the company's deep-running sexual harassment and other cultural problems are not resolved.
This is according to a Wall Street Journal report citing "people familiar with his comments." The report didn't go into much detail, beyond noting that Kotick said he was open to stepping down if things don't improve quickly.
Earlier this year, the state of California announced a lawsuit over numerous complaints of sexual harassment and similar problems at the video game publisher and developer. Revelations and controversies have followed as numerous instances of employees facing a hostile work environment over the company's history have come to light.
While some of the offenders were let go from the company either before or after the investigation began, many of Activision Blizzard's concerned employees have organized to call for more action than the company's leadership has taken.
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November 23, 2021 at 04:19AM
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