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Scale until something breaks, then fix it. Amazon followed a simple rule while growing: keep expanding until something breaks, then fix it. At first, Amazon only sold books. As more customers started ordering, their warehouses couldn’t handle the

Amazon's "Pay to Quit" Program!! The Problem: Amazon wanted to ensure its workforce was composed of dedicated and motivated employees, particularly in its fulfillment centers, where job satisfaction can directly impact productivity and morale. The

I recently came to know about the Bluepoint System used by IBM among its employees. It's a simple program where every employee is given a set of points, called Bluepoints, every year, and employees can transfer them to other employees within the comp

Wtf is this Cute Charges? Well you aldredy would have seen posts about "Cute Charges" imposed by airlines during flight booking. But they are not the charges for something which you were thinking 😏 This fee actually stands for "Common User Termin

Nike, the global sportswear giant, is facing mounting pressure over human rights concerns in its supply chain. As reported by Reuters and other sources, the company is grappling with allegations of wage theft, forced labor, and inadequate worker prot

Everyone's focused on the wrong part of Amazon. Not Prime. Not AWS. Not their website. They've quietly built a 413M square foot logistics empire. Here's what your business could learn from Bezos: In 1995, Amazon started as an online bookstore.

How Amazon Didn’t Just Survive—It Took Over Amazon didn’t “survive” two decades. It rewrote the game and crushed the competition. Here’s how: 1. Customer Obsession, Not Profits Forget margins. Amazon played the long game—low prices, fast delivery,

I think everyone has some disorders , doubt , introvert problem and trauma by opening psychiatrist clinic in all over India with US grade facilities then it will become profitable business and most of the students , employees and women's are living w

"20 Failures to a 39 billion company" Level 1 : making up of Instacart Apoorva mehta born in India and raised in Canada, completed his engineering degree from there and is a ex-Amazon employee who tried 20 staturps and failed and at last from his e

Epirus Secures $250 Million to Enhance Anti-Drone Defense Systems Defense technology startup Epirus has raised $250 million in a Series D funding round to scale up production of its anti-drone weapons. This funding surge aligns with increased demand