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Sure, but read the article, even if half of the stories are true, you can run a company without treating your employees like that

Min-Liang Tan, Razer CEO, is described as a tyrant and a dictator by former employees. He's being accused of firing people because he was in a bad mood or displeased with the results of unreasonable expectations.
 
Some quotes from the article:
 
Source: https://kotaku.com/razer-ceo-berated-and-threatened-his-staff-former-empl-1840240823
 
Thoughts: Honestly, disappointed but not really surprised, most of the stories are years old so I can only hope he has changed over time.
For me is clear the guy has an ego and very concerned with the image and "culture" around the company.
They talk a lot about the promises of wealth form going public, they already did so hopefully some employees got their payday.

Sure, but read the article, even if half of the stories are true, you can run a company without treating your employees like that

Christ, the level of 'its ok to treat human beings like complete shit' in this thread is weird.
Where do you people live that things like that are ok for employees to do?!

Min-Liang Tan, Razer CEO, is described as a tyrant and a dictator by former employees. He's being accused of firing people because he was in a bad mood or displeased with the results of unreasonable expectations.
 
Some quotes from the article:
 
Source: https://kotaku.com/razer-ceo-berated-and-threatened-his-staff-former-empl-1840240823
 
Thoughts: Honestly, disappointed but not really surprised, most of the stories are years old so I can only hope he has changed over time.
For me is clear the guy has an ego and very concerned with the image and "culture" around the company.
They talk a lot about the promises of wealth form going public, they already did so hopefully some employees got their payday.

"Other people do it so that makes it totally okay and we should never call it out or report on it. Don't think about anything, just consume like a mindless sheep". That's what I get out the "defenses" of this.

Sure, but read the article, even if half of the stories are true, you can run a company without treating your employees like that

Min-Liang Tan, Razer CEO, is described as a tyrant and a dictator by former employees. He's being accused of firing people because he was in a bad mood or displeased with the results of unreasonable expectations.
 
Some quotes from the article:
 
Source: https://kotaku.com/razer-ceo-berated-and-threatened-his-staff-former-empl-1840240823
 
Thoughts: Honestly, disappointed but not really surprised, most of the stories are years old so I can only hope he has changed over time.
For me is clear the guy has an ego and very concerned with the image and "culture" around the company.
They talk a lot about the promises of wealth form going public, they already did so hopefully some employees got their payday.

Min-Liang Tan, Razer CEO, is described as a tyrant and a dictator by former employees. He's being accused of firing people because he was in a bad mood or displeased with the results of unreasonable expectations.
 
Some quotes from the article:
 
Source: https://kotaku.com/razer-ceo-berated-and-threatened-his-staff-former-empl-1840240823
 
Thoughts: Honestly, disappointed but not really surprised, most of the stories are years old so I can only hope he has changed over time.
For me is clear the guy has an ego and very concerned with the image and "culture" around the company.
They talk a lot about the promises of wealth form going public, they already did so hopefully some employees got their payday.

On the very rare occasion, you get one that is extremely down to earth. My current CEO doesn't drive a fancy car or over accentuate his wealth despite the huge success of his company. He even holds the door open for people as they walk in and out. I can't say the same for some of my former employers, but it's definitely the way I would want to run a company. The sheer respect you command when you treat people like normal human beings is far more powerful than cracking a whip and expecting results.
 
Sadly, I don't see this being the case in other parts of the world, where the job market is overly competitive and saturated with enough people to fill any roles. 

He just want his employees to have a razer sharp focus on their work. 

What a load of bullshit. There is plenty of evidence of successful companies being run by entirely reasonable, nice people. I have worked for nice people, and horrible people, either can be successful.
 
What makes a company successful is being smart, hard working, making sound strategic decisions, etc. Not being a dick.
 
If he is successful, it is DESPITE his attitude and misbehavior, not because of it.

Unlikely. Kotaku’s reports like this tend to be true. Whatever your opinion on Kotaku is they have great contacts within the gaming space and have a reputation for keeping sources annoymous.

Min-Liang Tan, Razer CEO, is described as a tyrant and a dictator by former employees. He's being accused of firing people because he was in a bad mood or displeased with the results of unreasonable expectations.
 
Some quotes from the article:
 
Source: https://kotaku.com/razer-ceo-berated-and-threatened-his-staff-former-empl-1840240823
 
Thoughts: Honestly, disappointed but not really surprised, most of the stories are years old so I can only hope he has changed over time.
For me is clear the guy has an ego and very concerned with the image and "culture" around the company.
They talk a lot about the promises of wealth form going public, they already did so hopefully some employees got their payday.

Sure, but read the article, even if half of the stories are true, you can run a company without treating your employees like that

Min-Liang Tan, Razer CEO, is described as a tyrant and a dictator by former employees. He's being accused of firing people because he was in a bad mood or displeased with the results of unreasonable expectations.
 
Some quotes from the article:
 
Source: https://kotaku.com/razer-ceo-berated-and-threatened-his-staff-former-empl-1840240823
 
Thoughts: Honestly, disappointed but not really surprised, most of the stories are years old so I can only hope he has changed over time.
For me is clear the guy has an ego and very concerned with the image and "culture" around the company.
They talk a lot about the promises of wealth form going public, they already did so hopefully some employees got their payday.

Min-Liang Tan, Razer CEO, is described as a tyrant and a dictator by former employees. He's being accused of firing people because he was in a bad mood or displeased with the results of unreasonable expectations.
 
Some quotes from the article:
 
Source: https://kotaku.com/razer-ceo-berated-and-threatened-his-staff-former-empl-1840240823
 
Thoughts: Honestly, disappointed but not really surprised, most of the stories are years old so I can only hope he has changed over time.
For me is clear the guy has an ego and very concerned with the image and "culture" around the company.
They talk a lot about the promises of wealth form going public, they already did so hopefully some employees got their payday.

Sure, but read the article, even if half of the stories are true, you can run a company without treating your employees like that

Well... at some point you hear stuff like that form almost every company...
But me personally doesn’t like razer... to much of a „wE aRe ThE bEsT fOr GaMiNg BeCaUsE wE hAvE rGb“ shit going on ther. However thier products are great for the most part i dont like the image they are trying to give to themselves 

Source:
https://kotaku.com/bethesda-support-leaks-fallout-76-customer-names-addre-1830892930
 
Well, the show continues, when you think nothing else can go wrong on this launch...
 
This is a very mayor bug if you ask me and their only response was “Hi guys, we’ve resolved this issue.” like, come on, at least say you're sorry or something.

They didn't get butthurt because they didn't get their bag. 
 
Those people were angry because the bag they got was not the one that was shown and advertised on the product page (it was supposed to be a bag made out of canvas material but the bag received is one made out of nylon that was not ironed prior to delivery). 

They're taking the let the modders fix it philosophy quite literally there

Nerfnow by Josué Pereira

Yep, this is pretty much the entire week in a nutshell 

Source:
https://kotaku.com/bethesda-support-leaks-fallout-76-customer-names-addre-1830892930
 
Well, the show continues, when you think nothing else can go wrong on this launch...
 
This is a very mayor bug if you ask me and their only response was “Hi guys, we’ve resolved this issue.” like, come on, at least say you're sorry or something.