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Yeah, that's not how it works at all. Not sure how you're making that conclusion?
by eclipxe 11y ago
Yeah, that's not how it works at all. Not sure how you're making that conclusion?
- amzn-336495 11y agoThat is how it works at all. The company took in $107,000,000,000 dollars in 2015 but were just forced to layoff off engineers. Right, no despotic dictatorship banana republic stuff going on there.
- TheDong 11y agoIt didn't "layoff off [sic]" engineers; they quit. It could be argued with that much revenue they could afford a better work environment for their employees, but it's not as bad as you make it out to be.
- amzn-336495 11y agoDid you read the article at all? "Amazon laid off "dozens of engineers" in its Lab126 hardware unit"
- bunnymancer 11y agoIt's okay to just say Billion instead of trying to enhance the statement. Also that's revenue and not income, which was $596 million. Quite a difference.
- amzn-336495 11y agoThey took tens of millions of dollars of revenue and built some huge balls in downtown Seattle, so I don't think they were hurting for money.
- nksjndfdf 11y agoYou don't know how bogus income numbers are? They are literally made up in advance.