These are the traits Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy looks for in new hires

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These are the traits Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy looks for in new hires

Business Insider

Published 14 Jul 2020

· Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy laid out details about what the company looks for in the people it hires and what it expects from employees, during a speech at a recent conference.
· The company, he said, hires "builders," or people who are hungry to find problems and fix them.
· Jassy also referred to Amazon's No. 1...

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