It's been a bumpy week at Amazon, and now boss Andy Jassy has got another headache to deal with after staff pushed back hard against a request to come back to the office three days a week.
On Friday, Jassy told staff in an internal company memo that they needed to be back in the office the "majority of the time"—adding it should be at least three days a week. His justification was that "when you’re in-person, people tend to be more engaged, observant, and attuned to what’s happening in the meetings and the cultural clues being communicated."
