QuoteFor many outside the company, Bond seemed like Spencer's natural successor, a deputy of sorts.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Microsoft CFO Amy Hood clearly didn't agree.
Instead of picking Bond for the role, Microsoft promoted Asha Sharma, a former Microsoft AI executive, to the top of Xbox. The decision to overlook Bond might have surprised many Xbox fans, but for the more than a dozen current and former Microsoft employees I've been speaking to, it's felt inevitable in recent months.
QuoteThat kicked off a day of chaos, where teams inside Xbox were hearing the news first through reporters and news outlets, instead of via internal memos. The team running Sarah Bond's social media accounts was so unprepared that a LinkedIn post inviting people to provide feedback about Xbox accessibility features went live just before her departure was announced. It sat there for hours, until Bond's team eventually posted her own memo.
QuoteMost of the current and former Xbox employees I've spoken to in recent days are relieved that Bond is leaving Microsoft. I've heard from multiple sources that Bond has been tough to work with, and built a team structure that meant if you didn't follow the vision or questioned it, you were out
Quote from: BananaKing on Yesterday at 06:08 AMMaybe Sarah wanted the promotion, didn't get it, and resigned because of this.There are a lot of possibilities.
Quote from: Legend on Yesterday at 05:09 AMSome people are saying he was fired. Those people are probably wrong but it makes it more interesting so I chose to believe it.It feels weird that Sarah Bond left too.
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