Wouldn't you call two new offices that are smaller than the headquarters "satellite offices"?
It really does feel like Amazon successfully played a lot of municipalities against each other to try and extract the biggest concessions, knowing all along that it didn't make sense to try and hire 50000 people in a decade in any one location.
I know that's how the game is played, but it's still feels a little disingenuous.
It really does feel like Amazon successfully played a lot of municipalities against each other to try and extract the biggest concessions, knowing all along that it didn't make sense to try and hire 50000 people in a decade in any one location.
I know that's how the game is played, but it's still feels a little disingenuous.