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pm90 ◴[] No.45096104[source]
I have principles-fatigue after going through a number of companies that promise to abide by certain good sounding principles only to backtrack at the slightest pushback. I would actually trust a company more if it had no defined principles. Perhaps just honesty and transparency.
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iLoveOncall ◴[] No.45096144[source]
Amazon DOES follow them very closely, it's quite unlike any other company in that aspect.
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1. ignoramous ◴[] No.45096402[source]
Using principles (as stick and a carrot) is not the same as following it. That said, I do get what you're trying to say: Leadership Principles are inescapable at Amazon, whether or not you want to progress in your career, whether you know how to game it or not, those commandments are set in stone.