JulesMusic719
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He's gonna make a deal and deport em all ...
Amazon reported to layoff 30,000 corporate jobs, this is the largest layoff in history, **** cuts 14,000 jobs this morning
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I wouldn't wish the Amazon corporate experience on my worst enemy. You're auto opp status if you're a manager from there too. Like I'm literally gonna look at your resume/linkedin and use every bit of political clout I have and find any reason I can to make sure you specifically won't get hired and it's another dev on my team fighting this cold war silently with me. Better downgrade your title
Where's the delusions? Is rent not $2000? Is bacon not $9
Are people not being laid off by the thousands? Fukk laid off are there not millions of qualified unemployed people?
Gritsngravy
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Amazon said they will replace 660,000 workers with robots by 2033
They know tariffs is hurting business
And u making $90k and above u are always the first to go and they will regulate lower paid workers as manager of a specific area
And u making $90k and above u are always the first to go and they will regulate lower paid workers as manager of a specific area
DAT NICCA KELSO
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Luigi Mangione planted the seed 
Marlow Stanfield
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However long it will take to have a warehouse full of robots. I’m thinking we like 5 years at least from that, no ?
I always said anytime a corporation said AI will benefit our employees in the long run, thats a death sentence for your job especially at the corporate and higher pay level
Sir Richard Spirit
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Remember when all them influencers were making videos of their daily lives? Showing how they buy all this bullshyt and enjoy their suites and time away from the office?
It’s only so long fake thugs can pretend
It’s only so long fake thugs can pretend
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
I used to run warehouses and partnered with people doing automation. The bid and the building of the robots takes longer than the implementation. The automation itself is actually relatively simple. It's whether or not their WMS can actually handle automation. Companies don't like switching their WMS often because the business has to go down for a period of time, and you'll probably have operational issues for 3-6 months afterwards.
Coincidentally, actually interviewed for a Area Manager role with Amazon years ago and it had robots in there then. Amazon is replacing 600K warehouse workers by 2033. The bulk of that will be done before 2030. 5 years for ROI isn't business effective. 3 is standard for logistics.
The first sign a tech company about to do a mass-layoff is when it does a Return-to-office . It's just to get people to quit
so they don't get unemployment benefits , then those that don't quit just get layoff a few months later.
so they don't get unemployment benefits , then those that don't quit just get layoff a few months later.
IIVI
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Heard a lot of that was HR:
You heard Amazon say they’re in the process of building A.I agents.
They’re removing lot of middle men roles and want technical people. That’s what these companies are going to be doing.
The only true “human touch” roles that are safe are in healthcare/medicine.
You heard Amazon say they’re in the process of building A.I agents.
They’re removing lot of middle men roles and want technical people. That’s what these companies are going to be doing.
The only true “human touch” roles that are safe are in healthcare/medicine.
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