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From what I've heard there are nice parts of Amazon (as an office employee), but that on the whole they don't really see it as a priority. There's the fairly n
by danpalmer 6y ago
From what I've heard there are nice parts of Amazon (as an office employee), but that on the whole they don't really see it as a priority.
There's the fairly normal things like charging for lunch at the office canteen (fine, but for a big tech company this is a little different), the slightly odd things like charging for parking at their office (seems like an easy win to not bother?), and then there's the downright crappy ("your role entitles you to 4GB RAM in your laptop, even though Excel needs much more, if you want more buy it yourself").
I think there are better companies to use as role models for creating a good working environment.