Company culture
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Here are the winners of the UK Best Places To Work Awards 2023
Ustwo, Rare, PlayStation London Studio all bring home two awards, Simon Iwaniszak from Red Kite wins Best Boss
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Three priorities for creating a safe and diverse games studio
At Develop 2023, Code Coven's Cinzia Musio posed questions studio leaders should ask themselves about how their company supports marginalised people
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Four steps to a mentally healthy workplace
Ripstone's in-house psychology coach, James Marquis, makes the case for a proactive and holistic approach to mental health in the games industry
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A look into the implementation of menstrual leave
GOG head of PR, communication and culture Gabriela Siemienkowicz explains how the digital retailer introduced the initiative
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Code Coven launches studio accreditation program
Evolve aims at setting a standard for accountability and DEI in the games industry
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Death to meetings: Rethinking teamwork in remote game development
NDreams Elevation's Glenn Brace shares tips on establishing a fully remote studio
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Tips to support your neurodiverse team
Auroch Digital's Hannah Corcoran shares ways studios can create a better environment for their neurodivergent staff
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Fingersoft implementing six-hour working day
Having trialled it alongside the four-day week, the Finnish studio settled on shorter working days as it "showed more benefits for employees"
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Report: Ubisoft CEO addresses "the ball is in your court" comment in staff meeting
"I’m sorry this was perceived that way," Yves Guillemot said, backtracking on previous statements
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Chromatic Games accused of toxic work culture
Formerly Trendy Entertainment, the studio had mismanagement issues back in 2013 that seem to have resurfaced in recent years
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Former Rooster Teeth director exposes culture of harassment and crunch
Kdin Jenzen also alleges she was unpaid for over ten months, then paid less than co-workers and industry standard
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Ubisoft details further changes to company culture
But employee group A Better Ubisoft says there are still abusers at large
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Ubisoft’s Lisa Opie on leaving TV to help fix the games industry
The managing director for the publisher’s UK studios reflects on the challenges games firms face in trying to improve their company culture
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