More allegations surfaced today around TSM, the team’s CEO Andy “Reginald” Dinh, and the supposed toxic workplace being fostered within the organization. Following a detailed article published by the Washington Post’s Mikhail Klimentov<\/a>, more people have revealed their experiences at the organization, including the team’s former League of Legends<\/em> head coach KC “Woodbuck” Woods<\/p>
On the League<\/em> subreddit<\/a>, Woodbuck said that he was paid an “equivalent of $42k a year” during his short tenure with the team from December 2015 to February 2016, according to his LinkedIn page<\/a>, and was also an independent contractor at the time, which meant he got no benefits. Although he wasn’t a full-time employee, he said he was required to live at the team’s gaming house and was “made to feel guilty” whenever he’d take a short break from his 16-hour workday to contact his significant other.<\/p>
Related: Doublelift claims Reginald verbally assaulted players, made them break down\u00a0\u2018because of how badly they were getting berated\u2019<\/a><\/strong><\/p>
The former pro player said that Reginald would verbally assault players and staff to the point where they would cry and that he “lacked respect [and] human decency” when he’d deal with members of his team. Doublelift also recently mentioned<\/a> that he believes “a lot of people want to get out” of TSM after the organization suffered the worst LCS season in its history this past Spring Split.<\/p>
Reginald responded to the allegations in the Washington Post article in a Reddit comment<\/a>. “I will do a complete ama once our investigation is done and happy to talk about anything point by point as I really have nothing to hide,” he said.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
