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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy’s work-from-office mandate aims to help new recruits learn company work culture | Mint

LivemintLivemint · 9m ago
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy’s work-from-office mandate aims to help new recruits learn company work culture | Mint
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- Amazon CEO Andy Jassy wants employees to return to the office full-time to reinforce company culture. - Jassy's memo surprised employees, who currently have the option to work from home two days a week. - Some employees speculate that the move is part of a strategy to thin the ranks after previous layoffs. - Jassy emphasized the importance of company culture in his memo, stating that it must be constantly nurtured and maintained. - Amazon has a unique culture that prizes in-person work, detailed memos, data analysis, and frank and heated debate. - Jassy has been an advocate for Amazon's culture and has actively engaged with employees to reinforce the company's principles.

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