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2021年2月5日 星期五

論爭 Amazon公司 Bezos 時代結束?迎來 Andy Jassy 時代......

 

對我而言, Bezos從零到 Amazon公司員工達百萬以上的25年、神奇的公司之基礎建設和業績、投資,簡直是天才。


 貝佐斯宣布將卸任亞馬遜CEO 貝佐斯表示,他計劃在今年夏天移交權力,並過渡到執行董事長一職。第三季度開始,將由亞馬遜雲計算部門的首席執行官安迪·賈西接替貝佐斯管理整個公司。

BREAKING: Amazon has announced its founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is to step down from running the business as it reported record revenues for its core Christmas quarter, topping $100bn for the first time with help from the coronavirus pandemic



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亞馬遜CEO貝佐斯承諾提供100億美元應對氣候變化



FoundedJuly 5, 1994; 26 years ago
Bellevue, Washington, U.S.
FounderJeff Bezos
Services
RevenueIncrease US$386.1 billion (2020)
Increase US$14.541 billion (2019)
Increase US$11.588 billion (2019)
Total assetsIncrease US$225.248 billion (2019)
Total equityIncrease US$62.06 billion (2019)
Number of employees
Increase 1,225,300 (Oct. 2020)[1]
(U.S.: 810,000)


On February 2, 2021, Amazon announced that Jeff Bezos would be stepping down as CEO and transition to Executive Chair of Amazon's board in Q3 of 2021. Andy Jassy, who is currently CEO of AWS, will replace Bezos as CEO of the company.









CNN 都分享了 1 條連結。





CNN.COM
The complicated legacy of Jeff Bezos | Analysis

"With each new innovation, Bezos and Amazon have offered the promise of making life easier, more convenient and enriching for customers," Brian Fung writes. "But these services also became testaments to Amazon's ever-expanding power, influence and self-interest, inspiring fierce criticism from the company's opponents."


*** Andy Jassy 何許人也


"Amazon’s new boss is “Nice!” or maybe “Nice!!!!”: Karen Weise and Dai have a fun glimpse at Andy Jassy, who in a few months will become the chief executive of Amazon. Jassy was a “brain double” of Jeff Bezos, one person said, and staff obsessed over Jassy’s email replies of “Nice,” followed by a seemingly random number of exclamation points."


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With a potentially groundbreaking union vote set to begin next week, Amazon is ramping up its anti-union PR campaign at its Bessemer, Alabama warehouse. Nearly 6,000 Amazon warehouse workers will begin voting on February 8th on whether to join the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, which would be the first successful unionization of an Amazon warehouse and a major victory for the labor movement.
Amazon is fighting tooth and nail to stop it: Employees have been ordered to attend anti-union meetings where managers sow doubts about the unionization drive and refuse to answer questions about the benefits of union membership. One worker who attended said that they “present anti-union propaganda thinly veiled as factual information.”
It’s no secret that Amazon is vehemently anti-union. The company has fired workers for organizing walkouts, trained managers to quash any hint of labor activism, and built an elaborate surveillance network to keep an eye on labor activism in its warehouses across the globe. And that’s not to mention its hefty PR machine, which it revs up every time workers begin to organize. I stand in solidarity with the Bessemer workers taking on Amazon and its dirty anti-union tactics. If they vote to unionize, it will have a domino effect and encourage workers in all other Amazon warehouses to unionize. The stakes couldn’t be higher.

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