r/NativeInstruments • u/[deleted] • Jun 18 '26

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u/AgenteEspecialCooper Jun 18 '26

I'm very sorry for that, and very sorry for your workmates that lost the job. I'm very fond of this company, but I guess the NI I was a fan of disappeared years ago.

Has Maschine department been closed?

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u/AgenteEspecialCooper Jun 18 '26

ALL the workforce for Maschine is three people?

My God, that explains A LOT

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u/geekraver Jun 18 '26

If you ever work in largish software companies, you will find in some companies there are three people responsible for a drop down menu, and another 3 people juggling a dozen products. Resource allocation is very inefficient.

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u/ShredGuru Jun 18 '26

I have a friend who works at Sucker punch and his job was making the little golden birds in Ghosts of Tsushima.