Personnel changes in the largest Russian IT and media companies in two weeks
The past two weeks (November 16-29) were not oversaturated with personnel changes. Despite the fact that there were few changes in the staff of the largest Russian IT companies and media resources, they attracted public attention.
Someone left the company for their own projects, someone moved to another team in order to “rethink everything”, and someone decided to start the “project of the second half of life” a bit.
But it also happens that everyone is waiting for the resignation of a major specialist, but he can’t leave.
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"Megamind" invites readers to recall and make a "commit" of the changes.
1. The founder of the popular on Facebook community of SMM Tusovochka, Sergei Begansky, became a publishing editor at Rambler & Co. His responsibilities will include working with new video projects, such as Lightning, for example. He announced this on his Facebook page.
2. The former editor-in-chief of SeoPult.tv, Mikhail Bode, headed the editorial staff of the marketing publication Cossa . Bode left SeoPult.tv on his own in October of this year. He planned to start his own media project “on language and its applied aspects, at the intersection of professional approach to the issue and edutainment”. At the same time, he clarified that he was open to proposals and was ready to engage in two projects in parallel.
3. Esquire art director Maxim Nikanorov will take up the position of art director at Afisha . Together with him, other former employees of media designer Pavel Alekseev and art director of the site Esquire.ru Vyacheslav Zhitnikov joined the “Poster”.
Maxim and his team will have to fulfill an ambitious task - to literally rethink everything, said Rambler & Co. in the press release.
4. Anatoly Orlov will head the Big Data Laboratory in the IIDF. He worked at Yandex for 10 years and left the company in September. After his dismissal from the largest Russian Internet company, he stated that he was looking for a “project for the second half of his life,” and he was not interested in just working for money.
5. Lev Volozh, the son of Arkady Volozh’s co-founder of Yandex, left his father’s company. According to Forbes, Volozh is now engaged in two businesses of his own - the Moscowfresh food delivery service and a project related to development called “California . ”
Over the past 5 years in Yandex, he managed to launch Yandex.Taxi and Yandex.Master .
True, this “frame” has not yet left the company, but the public has already signed the “verdict” in absentia.
The authors of the American media agree that the CEO of Yahoo! Marissa Mayer has definitely become a difficult manager for her subordinates - Meyer’s micromanagement comes to a level where pixels are counted on web pages. As the Forbes editorial board notes, some industry experts believe that Mayer has long ago surrendered - and is waiting for an opportunity to leave the company. To survive, Yahoo! should be a service for video streaming, Meyer must be removed from his post, investor Eric Jackson believes.
Someone left the company for their own projects, someone moved to another team in order to “rethink everything”, and someone decided to start the “project of the second half of life” a bit.
But it also happens that everyone is waiting for the resignation of a major specialist, but he can’t leave.
')
"Megamind" invites readers to recall and make a "commit" of the changes.
1. The founder of the popular on Facebook community of SMM Tusovochka, Sergei Begansky, became a publishing editor at Rambler & Co. His responsibilities will include working with new video projects, such as Lightning, for example. He announced this on his Facebook page.
2. The former editor-in-chief of SeoPult.tv, Mikhail Bode, headed the editorial staff of the marketing publication Cossa . Bode left SeoPult.tv on his own in October of this year. He planned to start his own media project “on language and its applied aspects, at the intersection of professional approach to the issue and edutainment”. At the same time, he clarified that he was open to proposals and was ready to engage in two projects in parallel.
3. Esquire art director Maxim Nikanorov will take up the position of art director at Afisha . Together with him, other former employees of media designer Pavel Alekseev and art director of the site Esquire.ru Vyacheslav Zhitnikov joined the “Poster”.
Maxim and his team will have to fulfill an ambitious task - to literally rethink everything, said Rambler & Co. in the press release.
4. Anatoly Orlov will head the Big Data Laboratory in the IIDF. He worked at Yandex for 10 years and left the company in September. After his dismissal from the largest Russian Internet company, he stated that he was looking for a “project for the second half of his life,” and he was not interested in just working for money.
5. Lev Volozh, the son of Arkady Volozh’s co-founder of Yandex, left his father’s company. According to Forbes, Volozh is now engaged in two businesses of his own - the Moscowfresh food delivery service and a project related to development called “California . ”
Over the past 5 years in Yandex, he managed to launch Yandex.Taxi and Yandex.Master .
And for dessert - the rapidly unfolding story of one layoff abroad.
True, this “frame” has not yet left the company, but the public has already signed the “verdict” in absentia.
The authors of the American media agree that the CEO of Yahoo! Marissa Mayer has definitely become a difficult manager for her subordinates - Meyer’s micromanagement comes to a level where pixels are counted on web pages. As the Forbes editorial board notes, some industry experts believe that Mayer has long ago surrendered - and is waiting for an opportunity to leave the company. To survive, Yahoo! should be a service for video streaming, Meyer must be removed from his post, investor Eric Jackson believes.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/296836/
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