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Xsolla Employees Fired by CEO Allegedly via Big Data Analytics of Work Activities

Xsolla CEO fired more than a hundred employees from his company in Perm, Russia, based on big data analysis of their remote digitized-work activity, which critics said was violating employee's privacy, outdated, and extremely ineffective.

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