Amazon exec tells employees to quit if they don't want to work 5 days a week in office: 'There are other companies around'

Matt Garman defended the controversial new 5-day in-office policy, stating that those who oppose it can seek employment elsewhere, indicating a firm stance on in-person work.

Garman asserted that to innovate successfully on interesting products, a physical office environment is essential, suggesting that remote work hampers creativity and collaboration.

The new policy has faced criticism from many employees who believe commuting time is wasted, and they've raised concerns that current data does not support the effectiveness of the office environment.

Amazon has adopted a stricter return-to-office mandate compared to its competitors, which typically favor more flexible, hybrid models, indicating a shift in workplace expectations.

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