Bezos Says Amazon <br />Needs a 'Better Vision', for Employees in Shareholder Letter.<br />The letter, released on April 15,<br />marks Jeff Bezos' final <br />correspondence as Amazon CEO.<br />In it, he doubles down on Amazon's <br />customer-centric commitment.<br />but acknowledges the company's <br />need for "a better vision for how we <br />create value for employees." .<br />Despite what we’ve accomplished, it’s clear to me that we need <br />a better vision for our <br />employees’ success, Jeff Bezos, Letter to Shareholders, via CNBC.<br />We are going to be Earth’s Best Employer and Earth’s Safest Place to Work, Jeff Bezos, Letter to Shareholders, via CNBC.<br />Bezos fired back at claims that Amazon fulfillment <br />centers can be a demoralizing place to work, <br />a place where employees are treated as "robotic.".<br />For shareholders leery of the idea that Amazon can <br />retain its focus on customers and also be the <br />"Earth’s Best Employer and Earth’s Safest Place to Work,".<br />Bezos wrote, "I’m confident<br />they will reinforce each other."
