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They aren't given up anything. They can walk into multiple other jobs with similar pay and benefits, and that's the problem Amazon has. It isn't being picky, i
by Someone1234 5y ago
They aren't given up anything. They can walk into multiple other jobs with similar pay and benefits, and that's the problem Amazon has.
It isn't being picky, it is employees having actual worth and choice. Employees can "pick" the pay, conditions, and benefits that suite them best: In this case moving out of one of the highest housing cost areas in the country.
- oblio 5y agoI think you misread his comment. He's saying that what you're describing is a privilege developers in many other countries don't enjoy.