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Old 10-06-2018, 07:12 AM   #54
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Originally Posted by pwalker8 View Post
If Amazon is the norm, then they wouldn't have to pay above market rates to hire people and retain employees. Acting poorly has it's costs.
You jump to conclusions there. If you let your workers dictate how hard they think they should work for the money, then you are screwed. Have you seen the average fresh out of high school kid's work attitude? Some appear to believe that they earn money just for showing up. If you fail as an employee to understand that the employer expects you to stay busy at all times, then you will get treated poorly.

Or in other words: If you get paid more than average, then you are expected to work more and or better than average. No Amazon is not the norm, they strive to have higher expectations than the norm.
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