Crystal Dynamics Laid Off Staff

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21 September 2023 13:43

Crystal Dynamics has laid off 10 members of its staff. Recently other companies under Embracer Group also laid off staff. The company stated "Crystal Dynamics made the difficult decision to part ways with 9 Brand/Marketing and 1 IT employee today due to an internal restructuring to align the studio with our current business needs. We are working directly with the affected staff to fully support them."

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Crystal Dynamics Laid Off Staff

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21 September 2023 13:43

Tags: Crystal Dynamics

Crystal Dynamics has laid off 10 members of its staff. Recently other companies under Embracer Group also laid off staff. The company stated "Crystal Dynamics made the difficult decision to part ways with 9 Brand/Marketing and 1 IT employee today due to an internal restructuring to align the studio with our current business needs. We are working directly with the affected staff to fully support them."

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