So you wanted a job with Amazon, or some other big company. You finally got the job and then a scamdemic unfolds and you get to work at the house. You still buy groceries, go to Home Depot and buy mulch, have friends over, go to the bank, go to the bar and get hammered and you've even figured out how to pretend to work as long as you use the talking points of ESG to get paid. Now that pesky business wants you to return to the office and get things done more efficiently because the boss isn't stupid.
CNBC WRITES:
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy denied speculation that the company's five-day in-office mandate was made to further reduce head count or appease city officials.
"A number of people I've seen theorize that the reason we were doing this is a backdoor layoff or we made some sort of deal with the city, or cities, and that's why we were having people come back and be together more often," Jassy said at an all-hands meeting Tuesday, according to remarks obtained by CNBC. "I can tell you both of those are not true."
