Amazon’s data-driven approach becoming more common

Amazon isn't the only company that is using data on employees to improve productivity. A New York Times article last weekend portrayed Amazon's work culture as "bruising" and "Darwinian" in part because of the way it uses data to manage its staff. The article depicted a work culture where staffers are under constant pressure to deliver ...

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Amazon’s data-driven approach becoming more common

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