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I've noticed the same pattern. Presumably they would rather lose business in the short term (by scaring away time-sensitive shoppers) than risk damage to the br
by marcusverus 6y ago
I've noticed the same pattern. Presumably they would rather lose business in the short term (by scaring away time-sensitive shoppers) than risk damage to the brand by delivering late.
- atomi 6y agoConsidering that at least 5 Amazon employees have died, I would have a hard time crying about a late package right now. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/14/sixth-confirmed-amazon-worker-dies.html https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/14/sixth-confirmed-amazon-worke...
- sib 6y agoAmazon has over 800,000 employees. 1/100,000 is not a high rate compared to general population. (Not trivializing deaths.)