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Boeing and Intel also were very successful companies until they weren't. Arguably the decisions that led to that were made years if not decades before there wer
by Wytwwww 2y ago
Boeing and Intel also were very successful companies until they weren't. Arguably the decisions that led to that were made years if not decades before there were any publicly obvious signs of their demise.
I bet the there plenty of people saying the same things as you are here and in other threads. Of course I'm not saying this or any other specific action will somehow lead to Amazon's demise but saying stuff like you did in the other thread:
"I’d be inclined to let the people who successfully built Amazon into a 2.25 trillion dollar company continue to do their thing"
Just seems a bit silly...
Regardless, Amazon might have other incentives than maximizing the wellbeing and of their employees in no way does that conflict with them being very successful.
- runnr_az 2y agoEh. Maybe. Who knows? It's more the attitude that I'm mocking: "I've seen that this company performed very well, perhaps better than any company in history. I, a random person with absolutely no idea what metrics / etc... they've used to make these decisions, insist that they should do it a totally different way."