Submitted by Duke Nukem on Thu, 2023-11-09 08:56

The ones who had always planned to leave have gone. The ones who always planned to stay and fight through these changes are mostly still here and quietly getting on with serving their clients. There should really be no surprise that the exit numbers are dwindling.

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