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would Jeff Bezos invite those poor amazon workers to his 23 Million Home?
April 24, 2018 at
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so that those amazon workers could pee in his 23 million home.
so that those amazon workers could pee in his 23 million home.
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Just ask him out on a date, xxxHolic.
He applied for amazon launchpad and was turned down.
Letter simply said "That's a Gatorade bottle, not a portable bathroom. No one will spend $79.99 on that".
If everyone had the capacity to do what people like Bezos do, the world would be a different place. Most people can't, not won't. And it's not just about pushing one self.
If everyone had the capacity to do what people like Bezos do, the world would be a different place.
Do you believe that most people put their maximum effort into their current job and just don't have the capacity or the opportunity to improve their position?
I think most people settle into a career that matches their drive, not their potential.
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Are you suggesting that most people end up in a job that represents the maximum potential that they have? I find that laughable.
Do you believe that most people put their maximum effort into their current job and just don't have the capacity or the opportunity to improve their position?
I think most people settle into a career that matches their drive, not their potential.
Of course everyone doesn't end up in a job that represents their maximum potential.
I believe that the packing people who are the "poor Amazon workers" might not have the potential to do a lot more. You don't see many people who have the potential to be a working as .
It's not just about drive. Or just about potential. A person could have very high potential and low drive, could still make it out OK. But a person with a high drive and low potential, ain't getting very far.
Of course, there does seem to be an issue with how Amazon treats some of its workers, but trying to make that point by reverting to base classicism is overly simplistic at best.
It's just the boot prints his company is leaving on all the little people in his employ through bullshit quotas that don't earn them a nickel more in money for hustling their ass to keep up and hiring most of those employees through temporary agencies. At least Walmart brings on people straight company, even if they do shady shit like Bezos and crew to keep from paying benefits.
Stuff like practically frisking warehouse workers on the way out AFTER they're off the clock, not fixing the stifling warehouse conditions that're causing the workers to pass out and other things I'm sure we haven't heard about yet are just the icing on the rotten cake that Amazon is feeding to all the gullible people who think that his 'deals' are actually ones from his company directly when most times they're just matching somebody else.
If the computer says it's the right item, wh workers put it in the box.