Mark Pincus, CEO de Zynga, a punto de echarse a llorar en varias ocasiones durante una reunión para discutir el futuro de la compañia.

Cita:Speaking to the Wall Street Journal Apple director Bill Campbell, who has mentored a number of Silicon Valley CEOs including Steve Jobs and executive chairman of Google Eric Schmidt, described Pincus as "discouraged" over the current state of the company and near tears during discussions on how to turn the company around.

Zynga has suffered from a number of high-profile exits starting with the company's second-in-command John Schappert, who resigned in August, and most recently its chief financial officer David Wehner, who has joined Facebook.
The company has also had to deal with layoffs, studio closures, lawsuits, disappointing earnings figures and a threat from vigilante hacker group Anonymous.

In a separate interview with WSJ, Pincus attributed the extended troubled period to a "rapid change in player habits."

"Social technologies have dictated fundamental changes at Zynga. And when businesses change, it's inevitable that some people will choose to leave," he added.

Pincus is currently working on turning Zynga's fortunes around by shifting the company's focus towards mobile and gambling.

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No me da pena la verdad.

Los jugadores casuales son malos compañeros de cama.

A mi tampoco me da pena, cuanto más alta (y rápida) es la subida más fuerte es la caída.

cuanto mas alta y rapida es la subida, mas rapido has de vender la empresa y alejarte con un buen fajo a alguna isla desierta.