I've worked for Amazon and all I had to do is getting permissions from teams and then do some config changes (or similar level programming) in their software.

I've worked for Amazon and all I had to do is getting permissions from teams and then do some config changes (or similar level programming) in their software. Needless to say year-by-year I forgot everything I've learned before. My CV might got a boost, but my skillset decreased a lot. Only thing what I've learned is politics and how to push and decorate an empty promo doc. I was a braindead when I finally got my stocks. So went back to the startup word, where I could thrive. The average lifespan was like 1 year there, most people did not even wait for the stock so basically worked cheap for amazon.