Wow! Some decency at the higher levels of corporate life. That’s a first. I should point out that I have always refused to buy anything from Amazon having always considered it to be evil. Your local bookshop can order any book you need very quickly.
Rafael Aguilo
4 years ago
I don’t own any stock in Amazon, or any other retailer. However, let’s make one point absolutely clear. Amazon didn’t become the behemoth it is today by accident. The consumer made it that way. Why? Because of two things: price competition, and CONVENIENCE. If the consumer had stopped buying from Amazon as soon as past stories of employee mistreatment by their immediate supervisors and management came out, it would have been a different story. But, I would argue that, for the most part, people really don’t care…as long as it’s not affecting them, and their needs (or wants) are met. They show that with their wallets. Sad reality.
Wow! Some decency at the higher levels of corporate life. That’s a first. I should point out that I have always refused to buy anything from Amazon having always considered it to be evil. Your local bookshop can order any book you need very quickly.
I don’t own any stock in Amazon, or any other retailer. However, let’s make one point absolutely clear. Amazon didn’t become the behemoth it is today by accident. The consumer made it that way. Why? Because of two things: price competition, and CONVENIENCE. If the consumer had stopped buying from Amazon as soon as past stories of employee mistreatment by their immediate supervisors and management came out, it would have been a different story. But, I would argue that, for the most part, people really don’t care…as long as it’s not affecting them, and their needs (or wants) are met. They show that with their wallets. Sad reality.