Amazon HR coverup, rules for thee but not for me…
In the ever-evolving landscape of corporate onboarding, Amazon’s approach raises significant concerns, particularly regarding its HR policies. Ongoing issues have surfaced, hinting at a culture that prioritizes protecting the corporation over transparent and equitable treatment of all employees. This double standard is particularly evident among managerial staff, who often appear to be shielded from the very policies enforced on their subordinates. It creates an environment where the corporation’s liability takes precedence over employee welfare, leading to an unsettling atmosphere for new hires.
Furthermore, while employees at the lower levels grapple with these challenges, it seems that the upper management is often exempt from scrutiny. This disparity not only undermines morale but also raises questions about the integrity of the company’s commitment to its stated values.
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