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> Or have you actually gotten out and talked to some of the workers? ... I've done the latter and my take (along with that of the workers I chatted with)... I
by jjulius 5y ago
> Or have you actually gotten out and talked to some of the workers? ... I've done the latter and my take (along with that of the workers I chatted with)...
I would be curious to know how many workers you spoke with, relative to the number of employees in their warehouses. I would also be curious if the employees you spoke with all worked in the same facility/region, or if they were scattered throughout the country/world.
It's one thing to talk to a few people from the same spot, it's a completely different thing to speak to a good sampling of people that is more reflective of Amazon as a whole.
- dahfizz 5y agoI wonder if all the journalists pumping out articles about Amazon work conditions are taking a sampling from across the country, or are seeking out a single outrageous event to report on. Actually, I don't wonder that, because I know what the answer is.
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- jjulius 5y agoFor what it's worth, I ask the same question of any journalistic piece about Amazon warehouses. I expect a good sampling from them, just as I do from anyone touting their anecdata as representative of a whole.
- renewiltord 5y agoWhat answers have you received after asking these questions?