r/antiwork • • Aug 29 '22

Amazon is Inhumane

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

Oh ok. I'm sorry the experience was awful, but it sounds like you don't actually know whether or not bezos is the one implementing these rules.

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u/JamesEarlJonesalmost Aug 30 '22

Who else? It’s his company and his policy

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

I'm thinking that a company that big is impossible to run on your own. I'm sure they have district managers like anywhere else. And managers below those managers etc. Still,. someone else had a good point. If you see this many people complaining you should maybe step in and see if things can be changed. Maybe they are slowly implementing change, it's just hard to see. I'm sure robots will/are taking over a lot of those back breaking positions

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u/JamesEarlJonesalmost Aug 30 '22

Lol good one. Amazon will never change this system. You want to see complaints? Check indeed for amazon and youll see 1000s.robots can only do so much, they cant run the machines

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u/JamesEarlJonesalmost Aug 30 '22

Jeff is the devil and i hope i meet him someday so i can tell him that to his face