> process was horrendous and really showed that Amazon just wants anyone and everyone to become part of their fulfillment center It sounds like you're saying t

> process was horrendous and really showed that Amazon just wants anyone and everyone to become part of their fulfillment center It sounds like you're saying this is a bad thing. Here we are with a hiring process that really lives up to the ideals we've been preaching for the past 50 years. Equality. Actual, real equality. Women, Blacks, Ethnic Undesirables, Special Needs... It doesn't matter who you are, you can get the job. And it's "horrendous." For what it's worth, I actually agree with you, but it does seem telling that this process that clearly lives up to the requirements all the underprivileged of our society demanded, we call it horrendous. Are you suggesting that a meritocracy is better?