I agree full heartedly. I worked at Amazon for three years, and I’m not going back. They treated us white collar workers very very well, but I couldn't justify working there anymore knowing the conditions of the warehouse workers and the company-wide mindset of “growth at all costs, no matter what”.
I agree full heartedly. I worked at Amazon for three years, and I’m not going back. They treated us white collar workers very very well, but I couldn't justify working there anymore knowing the conditions of the warehouse workers and the company-wide mindset of “growth at all costs, no matter what”.
I'm back, wine in hand to remind you to proofread. And I'm pretty sure you can't do it yourself.
Please. I'm not even a careful reader. These two jumped out...
"Amazon is they can pick off every burgeoning new product category."
Or, how about the way you opened...
"This week I’ll be digging into the topic of whether Amazon’s private label businesses are"
No punctuation, no subject for that verb. WTAF?
Have you read/talked about Lina Khan's Antitrust Paradox paper? Very useful for understanding the position Amazon holds re:antitrust law
I’m trying to find the underlying evil here. Is it that Amazon is just really good at providing value to its customers and sellers?