Looking at her twitter
"I'm in the middle of an exciting project right now. I think it will be a big hit."
9 Feb
We had another kim swift moment?
the more time that passes the more valve looks like any other soulless company, which is fine of course, but how they've been looked at with rose tinted glasses for so long is a bit ridiculous
This might be a good successor to the "Valve makes no games" comment.the more time that passes the more valve looks like any other soulless company, which is fine of course, but how they've been looked at with rose tinted glasses for so long is a bit ridiculous
So there was a mass firing at Valve then?
This might be a good successor to the "Valve makes no games" comment.
The problem with letting your employees do whatever they want is that sometimes you'll have employees doing things that no one else in the company is interested in. They probably didn't have many hardware people.
It seems another hardware employee left/was fired too: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/ed-owen/11/668/99b
Definitely not looking good in the hardware division.
I don't need to "google her", as you would know if you bothered reading the thread, and I never suggested any reason about "why she has a huge following".Ahahah! What?!? Yes, popular on YouTube but that's not why she has a huge following. Google her please.
Valve is moving into Duke Nukem Forever territory with their main franchise and couldn't even deliver titles they announced and previewed prior.
Valve is nothing more than a money sink thats kept afloat by selling other peoples games making a few key people very rich
Looking at her twitter
"I'm in the middle of an exciting project right now. I think it will be a big hit."
9 Feb
We had another kim swift moment?
The flavor of your Hatorade is very bitter.
the more time that passes the more valve looks like any other soulless company, which is fine of course, but how they've been looked at with rose tinted glasses for so long is a bit ridiculous
It seems another hardware employee left/was fired too: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/ed-owen/11/668/99b
Definitely not looking good in the hardware division.
Inventor and Creator of wickedly cool things, not sure of my actual title at Valve corporation
the more time that passes the more valve looks like any other soulless company, which is fine of course, but how they've been looked at with rose tinted glasses for so long is a bit ridiculous
So Valve isn't allowed to fire people if things aren't working out? Makes sense.
Based on her background she sounds like a perfect candidate for her own Mythbusters style show. Or some kind of weekly competition where she and other hardware hackers build machines to fulfill various challenges.
omg they fire people. the company that does such things has no soul.
I just get this:
He works for Valve, where it say otherwise?
.July 2012 February 2013
Peer based stuff like that is always a disaster and a sign of poor Management. Management has a job and that's part of it. If they cant handle it then don't get into a role of Management. Valve would have been out of business years ago if it wasn't for steam keeping the coffers filled.
Peer based stuff like that is always a disaster and a sign of poor Management. Management has a job and that's part of it. If they cant handle it then don't get into a role of Management. Valve would have been out of business years ago if it wasn't for steam keeping the coffers filled.
http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/...e_decisions_about_its_future.php#.URvSA2eT2cU
25 people may have been laid off, but that's unconfirmed. What is confirmed though is that more than 1 department were affected (hardware/Android)
'phrases we've heard from affected employees describing the incident include "great cleansing" and "large decisions."'
Affected employees were asked not to speak about specifics, but the impression we get is that these cuts were driven more by company challenges than by individual performance issues.
Sounds like Valve was getting to large for it's current structure.sounds cryptic
So Valve isn't allowed to fire people if things aren't working out? Makes sense.
I didn't say that, all I'm illustrating is how valve really is like any other company in the industry and that people are finally starting to see that instead of putting them up on some bizarre pedestal
sounds cryptic