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Posted: Dec 16th 2008 5:45PM (Unverified) said

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I bet they're looking at AC pretty hard right now.
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Posted: Dec 16th 2008 5:43PM Softserve said

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Still, I feel bad for those getting laid off. I'd not like my job called a "redundancy".
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Posted: Dec 16th 2008 10:20PM Coldbrand said

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Is it bad that I see those little holes as Warhammer Tactic slots?
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Posted: Dec 17th 2008 3:41AM (Unverified) said

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thats a shock, i thought that everything Turbine did tuned to gold. even though they are relatively small i thought they where doing REALLY well... guess not
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Posted: Dec 17th 2008 4:03AM (Unverified) said

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I made this point elsewhere: I don't understand why they've issued this statement. As they're so fond of reminding us, Turbine are a privately held company and can pretty much do whatever they want (not that that gives them the right to, but you see what I mean) so there's no NEED for them to make public any lay-offs...

Surely not commenting would be better than issuing some horrible PR BS-laden press release...
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Posted: Jan 14th 2009 10:33AM (Unverified) said

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I have a very close friend, who graduated from Harvard. Worked for ML for over 8 years, recently he’s been “right sized” too, despite of his outstanding performance and the increasing revenue he generated. OMG, now the banking industry is badly hurt, how long it would take for those financial background guys like him get back to the job market. Banking jobs are not there as much as before as easily seen on http://www.joboutlets.com and other job sites in the region
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