Amazon relies on 'serendipity' for office return; employees want data
SEATTLE — Adam Selipsky, head of Amazon's cloud computing business, wouldn't give employees any data to back up the decision to require workers to come back to the office.
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SEATTLE — Adam Selipsky, head of Amazon's cloud computing business, wouldn't give employees any data to back up the decision to require workers to come back to the office.
For many workers, the e-commerce giant’s explanation that “serendipitous things can happen” while working in an office is not enough to justify an in-person return. But three months after the mandate, enforcement is unclear.
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