too bad there isnt a role that wants to be launched into space. Town of Salem had the Jester role that really made you have to think about voting to kill someone, because if they get axed, they can take out someone else

there’s a reason Nook & Co are operating on islands in the middle of nowhere.

Otters sticking together, eh?  I see how it is :P

still doesn’t justify getting paid in scrip.

I’ve been waiting for this type of article ever since the Direct. Your boss paying you in currency you can only use to buy things from your boss is just insane!

Because her name is identical to another brand that some people don’t want to be associated with, or that people don’t want people to think they are being tricked when they advertise an association with “Squid Game” that isn’t an association with the hit series that most people would assume...

If she changes it, I hope Netflix at least pays her out for it. No idea if that’s on the table, but people are terrible and she doesn’t deserve this.

This was my take as well.

You’ll find a lot of companies are moving away from “in the field” marketing and sales, especially as stores are moving away from “on the shelf” to increasingly more of an online presence.

Or just moved to at home employees.  Offices are going the way of the dodo 

Honestly this isn’t a surprise. A lot of tech companies learned over the last year and a half what others have known for decades. The large number of tech jobs can be done from a persons home as long as they have a laptop and high speed internet. In fact, eliminating commutes and that dreaded “human interaction”…

Did you know before reading this that those offices were closed? No? Then there was news. That was the news.

Yes, that is how news reporting works.

The field team I can see being reduced or eliminated but the rest of that is likely being shifted to the remaining offices.

THANK YOU FORMER EMPLOYEES!

Live action “X” isn’t for the fans. It’s because adults in the west are more likely to watch something that isn’t animation.

This makes pulling the Mario collection even more cynical. “Let’s make this set of games limited edition so we can stick an inferior version on our buggy online service!” Just, wow.

New World stumbled into the opposite extreme with its design.

You’re really reaching there, but I’ll humor you:

God, I love how MMORPGs are this genre of game where you can just kinda go “oops, our fun game accidentally provided an excellent example of an economics problem that researchers are probably going to be busy taking notes on for a while”.