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Andy Jassy used to lead AWS before becoming Amazon's CEO. AWS has a reputation of being a difficult place to work, even more so than Amazon's other divisions.
by mataug 5y ago
Andy Jassy used to lead AWS before becoming Amazon's CEO.
AWS has a reputation of being a difficult place to work, even more so than Amazon's other divisions.
So no, I don't think anything will change.
https://www.newstatesman.com/business/companies/2021/02/he-leads-fear-and-pressure-former-amazon-employees-andy-jassy-companys https://www.newstatesman.com/business/companies/2021/02/he-l...
- traskjd 5y agoYes, those poor AWS employees sure have it tough vs that warehouse division.
- tablespoon 5y ago> Yes, those poor AWS employees sure have it tough vs that warehouse division. Pointing out that someone has it shittier is typically an excuse for shittyness.
- dvtrn 5y agoOr in some cases letting said shittiness manifest because the person doing the pointing isn't themselves subject to it and/or could stand to lose ground when someone decides to do something about it.
- traskjd 5y agoYes that’s why I thought it odd to say the AWS devs have it hardest in the whole company. It’s not a competition though it always feels a bit silly to pretend back breaking physical labor is easier than sitting in an air conditioned office in a chair.
- pseudalopex 5y agoThe strongest plausible interpretation is they meant for equivalent jobs.
- lgylym 5y agoInside Amazon AWS is considered a better place than other places actually