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Their big problem is their customer is invisible. When you can see people and they tell you what you are doing for them, it is quite different
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crash davis
did you....listen to the clip? -- nm
Posted by
ty97
Apr 1 '20, 14:02
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Yes, I did. Their problem is their customer is invisible. When you can see people and they tell you what you are doing for them, it is quite different
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crash davis
Apr 1, 14:06
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The problem is that they are working shoulder to shoulder at those warehouses, not distanced like at physical stores.
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ty97
Apr 1, 14:12
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Not rearranging the work flow is on Amazon's shoulders and that is bad. But "essential items only" will mean one thing, layoffs.
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crash davis
Apr 1, 14:16
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how is that different than any of the other non-essential closings causing lay-offs? -- nm
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JackDawson
Apr 1, 14:21
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It really isn't. But they are bad, bad enough that the guy instinctively knows that he wants to keep his job instead of going home. -- nm
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crash davis
Apr 1, 14:28
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shouldn't the other people laid off be given the choice then of going home or losing their jobs then? -- nm
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JackDawson
Apr 1, 14:30
and for the record, at physical stores sometimes you do have to get shoulder to shoulder, such as unloading the trucks -- nm
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crash davis
Apr 1, 14:19
That's my issue. Keeping jobs is good If COSTCO can work out logistics, why can't Amazon? -- nm
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loosilu
Apr 1, 14:19
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They should come up with temp measures. I can't answer for them, but people won't like their permanent answer: robotics. Also a slowdown is coming,
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crash davis
Apr 1, 14:23
Well, we clearly can't. People do not put aside their own comfort typically. That has been seen repeatedly in these weeks. Crowded playgrounds and -- (edited)
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JackDawson
Apr 1, 14:14
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They should order those nonessentials, from other sources. Small businesses, direct from the maker, lots of other businesses can supply many of the t -- (edited)
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Apr 1, 14:20
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