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Old 08-16-2015, 10:03 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by rkomar View Post
What kind of policy would favour dishonest people in the ranks while keeping honest ones at the top? I've had a few beers, so maybe I'm not sharp enough, but I don't see the rationality behind this. Wouldn't the honest people at the top not choose to preferentially hire dishonest people?
According to you and a few other people, Jeff Bezos is a psychopath (or possibly a sociopath? will people make up their minds...), and his policies encourage psychopathic warehouse workers.

What does that have to do with all the many non-warehouse workers, especially the people in management positions who aren't Mr. Bezos and who you have not demonstrated any sound reasoning for identification as psychopaths?
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