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Amazon scammers used hacks and bribes to make millions off fake returns
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this post was submitted on 11 Dec 2023
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This is a real tough problem here, not sure how we could possible solve it. Clearly the answer is to throw more money at the CEO.
That’s not the right answer. First, let’s hire McKinsey for a few millions to analyze related cases and Amazon’s processes. After that, we can implement their recommendation of a 5% downsizing, CEO salary increase, and a stock buyback program.