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    Amazon bestätigt nach versehentlicher E-Mail den Abbau von 16.000 Stellen


    Amazon bestätigt nach versehentlicher E-Mail den Abbau von 16.000 Stellen

    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2ywzxlxnlo

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    1. rnilf on

      > On Tuesday, a draft email written by Colleen Aubrey, a senior vice president at Amazon Web Services (AWS), was included in a calendar invitation sent by an executive assistant to a number of Amazon workers.

      > The title of the invitation was „Send project Dawn email,“ an apparent reference to Amazon’s code name for the job cuts.

      So, it’s 16,001 now, I expect.

    2. PotentialAd8645 on

      Amazon: Delivering packages in 2 days, and layoffs via accidental email in 2 seconds.

    3. Haunterblademoi on

      What could that email have contained? This is what a leak of personal information can do and the massive damage that just a „mistake“ can cause.

    4. SamIAmReddit on

      Project Dawn sounds cartoonishly evil.

      It’s not we are letting 16k humans go and while they receive severance, they could go through a salary and healthcare gap.

      It is we are starting fresh, a new day for AWS!

    5. Fabulous_Soup_521 on

      They make billions in profits and still lay people off. There has to be a balance somewhere between people and profits. People are getting the short end of the stick.

    6. Vast_Manufacturer_78 on

      These are peoples lives they are messing with and they don’t even care enough to not mess up the email? The problem is there is no repercussions to them and they just keep living on the high life of what was built “for them” not “by them”

    7. SkiPolarBear22 on

      Project Dawn. We made $21B in profit last quarter. Project Dawn smh.

      At least my badge works this morning

    8. mizezslo on

      I wish the general public really knew what utter shitshows these supposedly prestigious companies to work for are. Absolute messes internally. But hey, stock and free lunch!

    9. sergei-rivers on

      “Amazon is also focused on reducing costs, even monitoring corporate mobile phone use by AWS employees…”

      “Jassy has also attempted to bring a more strict work culture to the firm. In-office work is now mandatory five-days a week…”

      Truly sounds like a terrible place to work.

    10. Wompatuckrule on

      This event has some real „And that’s when I realized I had hit ‚Reply All‘ in the email“ energy.

    14. JohnGalactusX on

      Damn, that’s a large number. Imagine even a single individual = they likely worked their way to that position, grew into it, part of a team, delivered, have bills to pay, life accustomed to that role… and then gone. On the lookout again just like that.

    15. Stocky_Platypus on

      Remember corporations give zero fucks about you. Remember that when putting in the effort at work, do what your paid to do, nothing more.

    16. gamesbrainiac on

      I think the claims that AI is the cause of all of this have been widely exaggerated. Economies are in a bad state, and this is the result.

    18. Strong_Letterhead638 on

      Amazon has over 1.5 million workers. This is a mere 1% of their workforce. 

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