Key Points
- 73% of Amazon employees are considering quitting after the return-to-office rule.
- The survey from Blind got feedback from 2,585 employees.
- 91% said they feel “overwhelmingly dissatisfied” with the new work policy.
- 80% know someone who’s also thinking about leaving.
- 32% mentioned knowing someone who already quit because of this decision.
Looma News
Amazon’s recent rule about having everyone back in the office five days a week has really upset a lot of its workers. A survey by Blind shows that a crazy 73% of them are seriously thinking about quitting. This isn’t just a random stat; it really shows how unhappy people are about having to come back full-time.
After CEO Andy Jassy dropped the news, 91% of the people surveyed said they felt “overwhelmingly dissatisfied” with the new policy. It’s clear that many aren’t just complaining; they’re actually looking for new gigs, with 80% knowing someone else who’s on the job hunt.
Morale and Performance Pressure
Morale at Amazon seems to be in the dumps. One employee put it best: “My morale for this job is gone, gonna totally check out till PIP.” This really shows the stress a lot of people are feeling, especially with Amazon’s high performance standards. With 32% saying they know someone who’s already left, it looks like this decision is already shaking things up. As we watch this unfold, it’ll be interesting to see how Amazon handles all this frustration.
