Amazon exec tells employees to work elsewhere if they dislike RTO policy
In September, Amazon told staff that they’ll have to RTO five days a week starting in 2025. Amazon employees are currently allowed to work remotely twice a week. A memo from CEO Andy Jassy announcing the policy change said that “it’s easier for our teammates to learn, model, practice, and strengthen our culture” when working at the office.
Matt Garman told staff that returning to the office five days a week would recapture Amazon's pre-pandemic culture.
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