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Much has happened to HTC in the past months – HTC’s CEO, Peter Chou, signed his resignation with the One being the First. Now, HTC’s future is quite gloomy already, but recently, a large number of employees are handing over their resignation letters.

As HTC’s Chief Product Officer, Koudi Kodera, had left last week. He is responsible for all the product strategy of HTC. Jason Gordon, who is the vice president of HTC for global communications had also handed his resignation. Even so, Rebecca Rowland, global retail marketing manager, and John Starkweather, director of digital marketing, and even Eric Lin, product strategy manager.

These are only the main employees who resigned that will show a large impact on HTC itself, as there are also other employees that resigned. Well, given such a number of turnovers, can HTC rise up again in such position?

Eric Lin also tweeted at his Twitter saying :

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They are, however, in an “utter freefall”, as an unidentified source told The Verge that anyone who heard of HTC in Seattle is boycotting them entirely.

The HTC First Facebook phone also played a role in HTC’s freefall, as a source also said that the Facebook phone is “a disaster”. We’ are all well aware of how horrible the Facebook Home is, don’t you think?

The beautiful HTC One with precise engineering and design also faced a major thread as the Samsung Galaxy S IV summoned a big, dark cloud to rain over HTC’s parade as One was gloomed by supply shortages for its Ultrapixel camera sensor. It wasn’t the perfect time that HTC chose, but the shortages made the time even worse, day by day.

As HTC is now doomed, CEO Peter Chou is now in the peak of his stress level. How can HTC be saved now?

Via : The Verge


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