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"That Amazon doesn't trust its managers to make these decisions" Leaving it up to managers is wrong. The employment agreement is with Amazon, and they need to
by chmod600 4y ago
"That Amazon doesn't trust its managers to make these decisions"
Leaving it up to managers is wrong. The employment agreement is with Amazon, and they need to make sure that material parts of it are administered fairly.
Not that there's no room for subdivisions or whatever to make some policy here, but Amazon really does need to weigh in on the topic.
- photon12 4y ago"Wrong" seems overly absolute, as evidenced by my experience. This is going to impact retention in mission critical, "keep the lights on and keep regulators from levying big fines" adjacent departments. I don't see how holding people accountable to outcomes implies the need for a strict policy.