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How is this even a point of such outrage? No one is compelling you to interview with Amazon. If you don't like their conditions, just don't do it. Why write
by g051051 10y ago
How is this even a point of such outrage? No one is compelling you to interview with Amazon. If you don't like their conditions, just don't do it. Why write about it as if it was such a huge burden? It's their job, their rules, their conditions. If you don't like it, simply move on.
- alpb 10y agoIt could be perhaps because most people around here think Amazon is a decent place to work as developers (and it probably is) but posts like this bring recruiting issues at Amazon to our attention and awareness. Now if I were to interview with Amazon and given ProctorU, I know I should turn it down immediately.
- MiddleEndian 10y agoI didn't previously know about this. Now I won't ever have to waste my time interviewing at Amazon just to get to this point and have to quit.
- metaphorm 10y agoit's an outrage because workers can and should demand better treatment. there is an industry wide standard of how developers ought to be treated and Amazon is well below it. yes, of course nobody is compelled to interview at or go work for amazon. however, working conditions anywhere matter for workers everywhere.