GameSpot Announces Layoffs

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01 February 2024 16:49

GameSpot, a subsidiary of Fandom, has announced a round of layoffs, according to reports from various current and now-former employees on social media. Details regarding the extent and specific areas affected by the layoffs remain vague, with posts from employees indicating that "some" individuals were impacted by the workforce reduction. The company also went through a layoff round last year.

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GameSpot Announces Layoffs

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01 February 2024 16:49

Tags: GameSpot

GameSpot, a subsidiary of Fandom, has announced a round of layoffs, according to reports from various current and now-former employees on social media. Details regarding the extent and specific areas affected by the layoffs remain vague, with posts from employees indicating that "some" individuals were impacted by the workforce reduction. The company also went through a layoff round last year.

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