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Over the next 5 years which company do you imagine being more successful? My bet is Amazon.
My classmates who interned there didn't like it. It's a particular culture, very cost-centric, and apparently didn't really feel like a West Coast tech firm. However, the comp is good, good brand name. If you think you can make PM at Google I'd do that instead, but Amazon is still decent.
Take it if you 1. Don't want to consulting ever again 2. Don't need a two-year break 3. Can handle that culture
I always feel these product manager roles at Amazon , despite being tech, lend themselves closer to a cpg track (unless in AWS).
My friends love it there. Challenging - sure, but super interesting work. It's more like I-banking than consulting. Hope you are a good writer.
Amazon is full of memos.
Take it
Lots of writing papers.
“ good writer? "
@McK1 why do you say take it if you never want to do consulting again?
@SC1 I banking because of the hours? If so, can you quantify?
@PWC2 it would be focused on technical products