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> Amazon's hired people remotely. I don't think they hired people fully remote. My 'remote offer' was still tied to chicago office, with expectation that i'll
by dangwhy 4y ago
> Amazon's hired people remotely.
I don't think they hired people fully remote. My 'remote offer' was still tied to chicago office, with expectation that i'll be back in office at some point.
- ghaff 4y agoThey absolutely have in the past. I know the person who used to head developer marketing there and he was always remote. Also know one their trainers (though that's really a field position so probably wouldn't be covered).
- dangwhy 4y agoah got it. My offer was towards the end of pandemic so it was understood that they will require rto at some point.
- y-c-o-m-b 4y agoMine is fully remote. I have no office attachment and I made sure to emphasize under no circumstances can they ever attach me to an office. Half of my team is setup this way in fact and many of us have no office within reasonable driving distance nor anyone to collaborate with since we're all distributed across the US. I got hired last year btw EDIT: Looking at PhoneTool, our "office" location is stated as "Virtual Office - <State>". So "Virtual Office - Texas" for example for someone hired fully remote in Texas.
- base698 4y agoI was fully remote with virtual office.