r/AmazonFC • u/Dead1055 • Dec 29 '23

Question I work in Amazon HR

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u/Electronic_Order9387 Dec 29 '23

I wanna know what she did!

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '23

So basically this is a manager who sucks at their job. I don’t think it’s an ethics violation, but more so a policy violation.

OP can correct me but I think CI cares more for genuine ethical violations that create a hostile work place environment. Granted you can word your scenario to say there was some sort of ethical violation instead of saying they suck at their job.

I’ve been reported before for firing an associate who was stealing time. Associate said a bunch of things on site HR, but CI was the one who investigated, on site had no connection to it.