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Three former high Ubisoft executives were found guilty of harassment of employees and have now been given suspended prison ...
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Game Rant on MSN3 Former Ubisoft Executives Convicted of Workplace HarassmentFormer Ubisoft executives are convicted of fostering—and in some cases, personally engaging in—sexual and psychological ...
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Ubisoft faces renewed scrutiny as former executives are convicted in a landmark harassment trial, highlighting a toxic workplace culture. Despite promises of reform following 2020's allegations of ...
Ubisoft Boss Still Doesn’t Get Why His Company Is So Toxic CEO Yves Guillemot keeps saying the wrong things about Ubisoft’s serious, ongoing culture issues ...
Ubisoft executives stand trial in France over alleged harassment. Employees describe a toxic 'culture of fear' at the Paris studio. Verdict due July.
New reports about Ubisoft reveal a growing problem at the company. Can the culture be fixed before too many developers leave for better opportunities?
Updated at 1.45pm PT: The trial of three former Ubisoft executives accused of sexual harassment and bullying at the company’s Paris HQ, which was due to begin on Monday, has been postponed until ...
By helping players spot their own possibly toxic habits, Ubisoft is doing its bit to help keep online gaming a safe place for everyone.
Ubisoft have laid out their plans to amend the company culture and foster a diverse and accepting environment.
Ubisoft has garnered a negative reputation among gaming fans for a myriad of issues - ranging from the games, to some of the vile people who helped make them.
Former Ubisoft executives on trial for sexual harassment Accused of sexual and psychological abuse, three senior figures face damning allegations in a case exposing toxic culture at the French ...
Three ex Ubisoft execs have gone on trial over toxic culture in Paris as Solidaires Informatique calls for Yves Guillemot to stand for complicity.
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