Amazon, and subsequently its owner Jeff Bezos, have come under fire for being a multi-billion dollar enterprise that is effectively mocking its hard-working employees with incentives that are financially irrelevant.
Amazon, and subsequently its owner Jeff Bezos, have come under fire for being a multi-billion dollar enterprise that is effectively mocking its hard-working employees with incentives that are financially irrelevant.
"The biggest thing I learned? Listen to your damn employees."
"The biggest thing I learned? Listen to your damn employees."
Dan Price, that one CEO who slashed his million-dollar paycheck for the benefit of his employees, recently tweeted an issue that’s a sad reality when it comes to millennials.
Dan Price, that one CEO who slashed his million-dollar paycheck for the benefit of his employees, recently tweeted an issue that’s a sad reality when it comes to millennials.
“Amazon full-time warehouse employees make $31,200 a year. Jeff Bezos makes that every 12 seconds.”
“Amazon full-time warehouse employees make $31,200 a year. Jeff Bezos makes that every 12 seconds.”
In Dan Price's opinion, there’s no link between the stock market and reality and it’s a system based on the rich exploiting the poor.
In Dan Price's opinion, there’s no link between the stock market and reality and it’s a system based on the rich exploiting the poor.
He increased the salaries for all of his 120 employees raising the minimum salary to $70,000 and slashed his $1 million salary by 90% in order to make it happen.
He increased the salaries for all of his 120 employees raising the minimum salary to $70,000 and slashed his $1 million salary by 90% in order to make it happen.
