As a whole, these are really good leadership principles. I strive to exemplify these in my own work, and can think of many cases where the leaders I admire exh

As a whole, these are really good leadership principles. I strive to exemplify these in my own work, and can think of many cases where the leaders I admire exhibit these attributes. Separately, it makes me curious how individual Amazon managers, and the company as a whole, jive these principles with many of the public, consumer-facing concerns raised nowadays. Things like fake reviews and mixed, counterfeit stock. No doubt there ARE good reasons if one was privy to the whole view, and odds are there are very serious efforts (past and present) to improve things. It's just a good opportunity to reflect on how you can have an organization with great leaders, admirable stated values (that most employees probably take to heart), and still have fundamental, mission-critical issues at play that outwardly appear to be being ignored.