I know people are hard on Amazon as being a bad employer, i work at AWS, i TBH could not relate to anything what people say here. Great people, great work, okish work life balance.. Could this be that Amazon and AWS are very different in culture? I have attached the poll :)
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Having spent time working in both, I feel CDO has worse WLB because of added pressure to perform.
Critics for CDO offerings are every day people (your friends, family, neighbors, etc). When they are not happy, they are not hesitant to say so in any way they want…. “this product ruined my life” “my wife left me because of X” “my Alexa device was hacked and all my finances are exposed to the world”
This type of feedback has immediate repercussions on the team that owns the product. It causes chaos, high Ops, context switching, etc, etc.
AWS doesn’t deal with that type of stuff as frequently. Enterprise customers are more polite, forgiving to an extent, and AWS has a decent process in place to ensure customers are providing their feedback and requests to dedicated account managers.