That this many people have had to resign speaks volumes about what was going on under their "leadership" and how toxic the culture must have been. Indeed, from this article about Ubisoft vice...
That this many people have had to resign speaks volumes about what was going on under their "leadership" and how toxic the culture must have been.
Indeed, from this article about Ubisoft vice president Maxime Beland, we see that a huge group of employees collectively stepped forward in protest:
more than 100 Ubisoft Toronto employees sent a letter to studio management on June 26, expressing "grave concerns about ongoing reported harassment and an inability to feel safe or protected within our own studio."
That this many people have had to resign speaks volumes about what was going on under their "leadership" and how toxic the culture must have been.
Indeed, from this article about Ubisoft vice president Maxime Beland, we see that a huge group of employees collectively stepped forward in protest: