As noble as the attempt may be, you still have to use your head - if you're really trying to help people. There's a tendency to say, hey its something, its bet

As noble as the attempt may be, you still have to use your head - if you're really trying to help people. There's a tendency to say, hey its something, its better than nothing.. Not necessarily. Not an expert but it makes perfect sense that seasonal jobs are not well suited for homeless people, for the reasons the article mentions - they don't have schedule flexibility (when they can get a bed!) others have, not to mention that they really need permanent jobs. Even more so than another type of seasonal worker - the high school or college student living at home. Good for Amazon if they're doing it for the right reasons, but you still need to do it right. There's more at stake than the typical corporate pet project. These people are (sadly) incredibly vulnerable. Taking swipes at it and failing can have serious consequences.