Electronic Arts has actually supposedly given up greater than 200 quality control testers at its Baton Rouge workplace in Lousiana.
This information stops by method of Kotaku, which reports that EA given up these employees, that functioned mostly on the author’s fight royale Apex Legends, throughout a shock Zoom phone call the other day. The magazine reports that its 3 resources had the ability to validate the information, which started making rounds on Twitter when both existing as well as previous QA testers at the Lousiana workplace started to share what they had actually found out.
EA simply terminated its whole Baton Rouge workshop, which is basically their whole Apex Legends QA team.
— Ben (@TopMarx420) February 28, 2023
Kotaku reports that around 8 a.m. CT, QA testers were welcomed to an unscheduled however required Zoom phone call with Magnit Global, which is the agreement company that handles the employees. It was throughout this conference that the whole QA group at the Lousiana workplace was “disbanded,” according to Kotaku.
The magazine connected to EA searching for an action to the mass discharges, however the author decided not to straight resolve it, rather mentioning that as “part of its ongoing global strategy, we are expanding the distribution of our Apex Legends testing team and ending execution that’s been concentrated in Baton Rouge, Lousiana, impacting services provided by our third-party provider.” Be certain to take a look at Kotaku’s review for the complete declaration from EA as well as added context bordering the discharges, the Lousiana workplace, as well as a lot more.
[Source: Kotaku]
