Amazon: CEO Jeff Bezos will transition to role of Executive Chair in Q3, Andy Jassy to become Chief Executive Officer
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Amazon will have a new CEO as Jeff Bezos transitions to executive chair later this year
AWS gets the nod.
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Got enough money Bezos?
I don't have an ounce of respect for him, not because he's a multibillionaire, but because of how the company he heads treats his employees. He can get fucked.
I don't have an ounce of respect for him, not because he's a multibillionaire, but because of how the company he heads treats his employees. He can get fucked.
I assume he's gonna focus more on his space exploration endeavours? Heard how he liquidates close to a billion in stocks every year and invests that money into space tech. Interesting to see what he has planned with his resources.
When is he going to use his fortune to destroy Trump already?
Well if Biden doesn't run in 2024, Bezos beating Trump would give trump a heart attack.
Will we be allowed bathroom breaks under Pres. Bezos' administration?
"When you look at our financial results, what you're actually seeing is the long-run cumulative results of invention"
No Bezos, what we're seeing is the long-run exploitation of workers and the systematic destruction of small businesses by you and your company simply due to your endless greed and narcissism.
No Bezos, what we're seeing is the long-run exploitation of workers and the systematic destruction of small businesses by you and your company simply due to your endless greed and narcissism.
Amazon: CEO Jeff Bezos will transition to role of Executive Chair in Q3, Andy Jassy to become Chief Executive Officer
https://www.resetera.com/threads/jeff-bezos-stepping-down-as-amazon-ceo.372078/post-57719448
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Gonna move into the Bill Gates-phase of billionaire life where you spend all of your time, energy and money trying to convince people you're a really, really good person actually.
Jeff Bezos stepping down as Amazon CEO
https://www.resetera.com/threads/jeff-bezos-stepping-down-as-amazon-ceo-later-this-year-andy-jassy-to-take-over.372084/post-57719382
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Only if you have a valid Amazon Prime membership.
Jeff Bezos stepping down as Amazon CEO
https://www.resetera.com/threads/jeff-bezos-stepping-down-as-amazon-ceo-later-this-year-andy-jassy-to-take-over.372084/post-57719382
Isn't that about the gaming-related speculation he'd work as the CEO of Gamestop? Seems like a different topic.
The book 'The Everything Store' goes into this, and sorry I'd like to give you the condensed version but I just realized it's 4:30 and I have to run. Google "The everything store why bezos chose books" ... short version is he thought of books as a simple commodity that didn't have a lot of complexity to store, sell, etc., to start an online store around. But the story is more detailed and good. That's a good book btw, it came out in 2012 or 2013 so it's a little dated with how the impression of Amazon has changed, but a lot of it was prescient / predictive of how we'd change our opinion on Bezos / Amazon over time as well.
Books were easier for him and Mackenzie to package and ship? He also had a fairly large personal collection of books. Remote and poor areas not having nearby libraries or book stores is also probably another reason.
I remember those days, when it was a pioneering online book retailer with a lot of buzz around it. Online stores were still largely uncharted territory.
Two. E-commerce and then cloud computing. The concept of cloud computing seemed even more outlandish and esoteric than e-commerce when it first launched. Today it's the norm.
No. Hes not leaving the company and hes not a Jobs like visionary. The guy in charge now is the reason why Amazon is profitable.
Here's hoping Amazon will collapse into the seventh circle of hell in a fashionably horrific manner and Bezos will be taxed out of any pocket money he may be left with after finally paying his employees what they're worth.