Behaviour to Fire 95 Employees
Business
05 June 2024 17:34
Behaviour Interactive has announced plans to lay off up to 95 staff, with 70 of the affected employees based in its Montreal office. The company cited "structural changes" aimed at pursuing a "clarified vision" as the reason behind the decision to reduce its workforce.
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In a press release, the studio acknowledged its significant growth from 575 to 1,300 employees over the past five years, which aligned with the industry's expansion. However, the company noted that the industry's increased popularity has resulted in heightened competition. The announcement clarified that the development of Dead by Daylight remains unaffected by these changes, as does Behaviour's service business.
Co-founder and CEO Rémi Racine stated "I would like to express my deep personal appreciation for any employee affected by today’s changes. While changes to our structure and strategic vision have led to challenging decisions, we are confident that these decisions will position us for continued success."
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05 June 2024 17:34
Behaviour Interactive has announced plans to lay off up to 95 staff, with 70 of the affected employees based in its Montreal office. The company cited "structural changes" aimed at pursuing a "clarified vision" as the reason behind the decision to reduce its workforce.
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Co-founder and CEO Rémi Racine stated "I would like to express my deep personal appreciation for any employee affected by today’s changes. While changes to our structure and strategic vision have led to challenging decisions, we are confident that these decisions will position us for continued success."
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