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Seems like she was L7, which is hardly an executive position (not even Director). There's multiple tens of thousands of people at her level in Amazon. After mo
by iLoveOncall 3y ago
Seems like she was L7, which is hardly an executive position (not even Director). There's multiple tens of thousands of people at her level in Amazon.
After more than half a decade working there I don't put much faith in the one sided stories of PIPed employees.
- peterkos 3y agoAccording to the article/filing, she wasn't given specific reasons for the demotion, treated discriminatorily, and given a PiP that was unattainably difficult. One would assume that choosing to file litigation against Amazon would be done thoughtfully / with a plausible rate of success; they have an army of lawyers. What informs the opinion that a PIPed employee isn't worth even listening to, esp. from a lawsuit? Amazon is not exactly a shining star for work culture, and this situation doesn't sound unfathomable.