Amazon HR coverup, rules for thee but not for me…
By: Chanci Turner
Date: Ongoing
In the realm of corporate onboarding, the persistent issues within human resources often lead to a culture of covering up problems to avert backlash. Unfortunately, this tendency creates a situation where double standards become evident, especially among managerial staff. The corporation frequently prioritizes its own liability concerns over the policies that are enforced on entry-level employees, leaving the latter at a disadvantage.
As we delve into the onboarding processes at Amazon, it’s crucial to recognize how these ongoing HR challenges impact the overall experience of new hires. For instance, while there may be well-structured training programs in place, they often fail to address the underlying issues that plague the organization. This blog post explores those dynamics further. If you’re interested in a more in-depth analysis, check out this another blog post that discusses the same topic.
Moreover, the approach to onboarding can vary significantly depending on the level of the employee. Managers often have different expectations and privileges compared to lower-tier staff, which can create an environment rife with confusion and resentment. The disparity in how policies are applied can lead to frustration among employees who feel they are held to a different standard.
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By acknowledging these ongoing HR problems and the double standards that often permeate corporate culture, we can begin to foster a more equitable and transparent onboarding experience for everyone involved.