Amazon's ex-employee calls work culture 'horrible', yet admires Jeff Bezos' leadership
A former Amazon engineer, Steve Yegge, shared his experience of the demanding work culture at Amazon. Despite the harsh ...
Amazon 'Horrible Place to Work’, Says Ex-Employee, But Says THIS About Jeff Bezos
Former Amazon employee Steve Yegge has shared his experience while working at the e-commerce giant, calling it a “horrible ...
Ex-Amazon Employee Calls It a ‘Horrible Place’ to Work but Admires Jeff Bezos
Unlike many CEOs who distance themselves from day-to-day operations, Bezos was deeply involved in the company’s projects. According to Yegge, Bezos had a hands-on approach and was keenly interested in ...
Ex-Amazon employee says it was a 'horrible place' to work: 'People avoided asking for time off'
A former Amazon employee – one of the company’s earliest – has opened up about his time at the e-commerce giant and his ...
Ex-Amazon Engineer Says He ‘Didn’t Like Working There’, But Praises Jeff Bezos’ Leadership
Amazon’s early offices weren’t exactly glamorous. A former employee Steve Yegge described them as “dark and grungy.” He revealed Jeff Bezos was never difficult to work with but always had super-high ...
Man who worked at Amazon when it was just starting reveals what Jeff Bezos was REALLY like
Steve Yegge, 56, from Washington, started working at Amazon in 1998 as a technical program manager, four years after Jeff ...
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Ex-Amazon techie says workplace is 'horrible' but Jeff Bezos is 'difficult to dislike'
A former Amazon techie described the workplace as "horrible", but had only good things to say about e-commerce giant's ...
I worked at Amazon during its early years. Jeff Bezos didn't seem to care about anything but his mission — but it was hard not to like him.
Steve Yegge worked at Amazon from 1998 to 2005. Although disagreed with some of the company's practices, he found Bezos ...
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I worked at Amazon during its early years. Jeff Bezos didn't seem to care about anything but his mission — but it was hard not to like him.
This as-told-to essay is based on a transcribed conversation with Steve Yegge, a 56-year-old from Washington, about working at Amazon — founded in 1994 — from 1998 to 2005. The following has ...