Ubisoft staff have released a follow-up statement this week, responding to CEO Yves Guillemot’s response<\/a> to an open letter filed earlier in the week. In their new statement, the workers of Ubisoft say they have read and acknowledged the public response, but found the majority of their demands had been sidelined and few points were addressed.<\/p> The letter, shared by Axios’ Stephen Totilo<\/a>, addresses Guillemot’s recognition that more work is yet to be done. “We are aware that the company has made some improvements, and we are happy to hear that Yves and the leadership agree that it is not enough,” they write.<\/p> “However, Ubisoft continues to protect and promote known offenders and their allies. We see management continuing to avoid this issue.”<\/p> Newest statement from Ubisoft workers, reacting to CEO's note.<\/p> They list specifics they want the company to address. And press to be more involved in reform: "an invitation to reach out to company management personally is not the same as having a collective seat at the table" pic.twitter.com\/2fFuUkCDeK<\/a><\/p> — Stephen Totilo (@stephentotilo) July 30, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>