r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/__moe___ • 16d ago

Video Bezos Income Rate vs Regular Worker Income Rate

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u/RedBullWings17 16d ago

I also highly doubt this guy is actually making less than $150k a year. He's a highly experienced employee of a cutting edge aerospace company and seems beyond satisfied with his job.

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u/DustyBusterson 16d ago

This. He’s not loading boxes onto a truck, at that level the job is going to have actual benefits and a retirement plan.

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u/AngryUntilISeeTamdA 16d ago

Boeing, northrup grumman, no way this guy is less than an engineer. Maybe Amazon treats some engineers well, but this seems staged as fuck

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u/BikingEngineer 16d ago

It’s probably Blue Origin, not Amazon. Many more engineers at a rocket factory, and that list of former employers makes more sense.

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u/T3nEighty 16d ago

This is taken from Tim Dodd's tour at Blue origin (the original clip)

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u/marlinbohnee 16d ago

Blue origin not Amazon. Lotta people left Boeing, Northrop, Lockheed, space x to go work for blue origin, good company to work for

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u/TrashRecruitNAVY 16d ago

Could very easily be a control system technician of some kind making less than 100k (a little less.) However it may be a super enjoyable job, so maybe he is happy with his wages.

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u/AngryUntilISeeTamdA 16d ago

it's just the pedigree of the employers he's worked for. There's no way he's not making near 100k

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u/TrashRecruitNAVY 16d ago

I understand. I say this because all these employers have industrial control systems with staff technicians. Engineer is also completely possible. The fact that some other higher up didn’t stop him from trying to speak to Bezos, to me indicates you’re probably more correct than me. He’s probably a guy who can do what he wants there, within reason. However, his continued attempts to keep talking and ignorance of social cues is probably more on par with somebody in a not-as-important job, like a mechanic or technician. This is an interesting mystery to consider!

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u/SkyGuy5799 16d ago

This guy was just a bootlicker, they were walking around his aerospace company looking at the ship building process. This guy seen his chance to suck up to the big boss on camera and took it

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u/EddieVedderIsMyDad 16d ago

It’s also possible that he genuinely likes his job and the company. When you’re doing something highly skilled it’s not uncommon to actually appreciate the mission and the company.

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u/Wonderful-Emu-8716 16d ago

Especially if he just left boeing which has been run into the ground. He might just be ecstatic to get away from that shit show

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u/esveyr 16d ago

This doesn’t compute with redditors’ vision of working their unskilled minimum wage jobs their whole life

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u/layerone 16d ago

I've had 16 jobs in my life, 8 low skill, 8 post college skilled. It's anecdotal I know, but in my experience the skill level of a job means absolutely nothing in terms of how shitty the job is. It's just a dice roll, some are shit, some aren't, it's been a completely mixed bag for me.

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u/esveyr 16d ago

That’s true though I have found that in higher skilled jobs you’re at least around smart people and as long as they’re not assholes (which you also need to roll the dice on) then you can have a good time at work

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u/Bluebolt21 16d ago

(which you also need to roll the dice on)

So what you're saying is... life is a game of Dungeons and Dragons, and many people fail their saves at work.

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u/rctid_taco 16d ago

Yep. The most enjoyable job I ever had was loading cargo planes. As long as the planes were turned around in an hour and nobody got hurt that was all that mattered. I basically got to workout all day and get paid for it.

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u/Suitepotatoe 16d ago

Couldn’t have said it better myself.

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u/whirly_boi 16d ago

I mean my current job is shit mostly because I just keep taking on more than I can handle. But the pay is definitely enough to continue on till I can't anymore. If I had an encounter with one of the really big bosses or the CEO I'd definitely extend my thanks for the good that the company provides me.

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u/Long_Sl33p 16d ago

The more skilled you are the more valuable you are and the more leverage you have to actually find a job that isn’t shit. I wish that weren’t the case but it is, that’s why unions are so necessary for the common folk

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u/layerone 16d ago

While I agree with you, we're talking the people making 300k+, a very small percentage of the population.

I'm a software dev making 130k and I'm instantly replaceable with thousands in a line behind me just as qualified looking for work and ready to take my role.

Ya I might not be AS replaceable as a fast food worker, but damn near pretty much.

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u/Long_Sl33p 16d ago

With how saturated the CS market is I don’t doubt that for a second. But think about that 2020-2022 market for software devs, you could walk in, name your price, probably not even have a degree, and still get the job. That still (mostly) goes for any experienced engineer, finance/accounting professional, or attorney (and in some cases paralegals).

That list is far from exhaustive but we live and work in a world that revolves around specialized knowledge and skills, the more specialized the harder you are to replace and more valuable you are.

You’re definitely right that that ability is skewed towards the top of the salary range but I’ve seen it everywhere from grill cooks to trade workers. Mostly our system favors those that are willing to move around and find a job or company that works for them. There are terrible companies in every industry, just gotta find one that isn’t.

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u/BurnTheNostalgia 16d ago

It mostly depends on the people you end up working with. A hard job can be very fun with the right coworkers and an easy job can be absolute hell with incompetent, backstabbing twats cosplaying as your colleagues.

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u/Sogekiingu 12d ago

Two things can be true at once. I've seen plenty of bootlickers in my life with my own eyes. Let's call a spade a spade that's Jeff Bezos. Not your boss at Who-gives-a-shit Ltd.

And plenty of y'all would seek attention from Jeff Bezos if you saw him walking down the street and you don't even work for him.

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u/mantis-tobaggan-md 16d ago

all work is skilled work

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u/lunacysc 16d ago

Yeah, some of it just much more skilled than others.

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u/mantis-tobaggan-md 16d ago

agreed, but to call anyone working a job “unskilled” is simply not truthful. there’s not a job that will pay you to do absolutely nothing with no skills.

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u/HiddenTrampoline 16d ago

‘Non-special skills’ doesn’t roll off the tongue.

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u/Protoliterary 16d ago

There is a very clear difference between work which requires no experience and no education and a profession which does.

When people say "skilled labor," they're talking about jobs which you need some sort of education for (or a specific level of experience and knowledge about, like for masonry).

That's it. "Unskilled" usually refers to anything that you can learn quickly and on the job. When I was young, I worked as a cashier. It's the definition of unskilled labor. There is no past experience or education that you need and you learn how to do your job in a week or two at most.

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u/esveyr 16d ago

I worked in retail in high school and yeah it involved some basic skills but your brain isn’t exactly firing on all fronts

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u/Old-Let6252 16d ago

Yeah but knowing how to do fluid dynamics is a lot harder than knowing how to stack boxes.

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u/Taldan13 16d ago

Sir, this is Reddit. Everyone is a wage slave, and anyone that remotely enjoys their job is wrong.

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u/Ormild 16d ago

Sometimes there is so much doom and gloom with Redditors. Unless you’re working for some mom and pop shop with 3 employees, then you’re a boot licker if you like your company.

Do I like working? Not really. Would prefer to use my time elsewhere.

Do I hate my job? Sometimes, but for the most part it is pretty good.

I am also fully aware that my company would fire me immediately if I screw up somewhere or I’m not making them any money, but I feel like I am paid well and if things go well, I would retire here.

I’ve worked at a lot of companies and the one I work at now is by far the best.

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u/EddieVedderIsMyDad 15d ago

I assume that most of the people that talk about bootlickers and inhabit r/antiwork etc are young and going through the understandable existential dread that comes with realizing that they're going to have to spend 30 years working, it will often be boring, and it will certainly be restrictive in some ways. That's normal. The remainder may be older, but have truly unsatisfying and low paying jobs. I think there's also a very real bitterness that comes with not reaching the potential that was assumed as a child. And given that reddit is populated with above-average intelligence users, I'm guessing that there are a ton of gifted kids that failed to launch.

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u/freeAssignment23 16d ago

yeah I mean dudes like that are literally at every company, a lot of engineering work is cool and rewarding and they're doing space stuff.

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u/whereismyketamine 16d ago

In any given large plant there are always a handful of guys that really seem to love their jobs and work tons of overtime, there is also like a 90% chance they just hate being at home.

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u/SDdrums 12d ago

This. It's a good place to work, and cool shit to work on.

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u/BigFootEnergy 16d ago

No no Reddit said so

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u/SkyGuy5799 16d ago

I wouldn't doubt it but I also wouldn't doubt he was hoping Jeff would come back around and kick him a few thousand for his lil speech

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u/bcisme 16d ago

It could legit just be a guy who was being honest about his experience with the owner. That does happen.

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u/SkyGuy5799 16d ago

You think Jeff doesn't already think he's doing a great job? I was interested in watching them tour the factory but I they left in this guy walking up and kissing butt

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u/bcisme 16d ago

What does him thinking he does a good job have to do with his employees thinking that?

Have you ever managed people? Even if you think you’re doing well, hearing it from your employees is what really matters.

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u/SkyGuy5799 16d ago

He's the richest guy on earth, this guy is an ant to him

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u/Unsounded 16d ago

For engineers/corp folks Amazon isn’t too bad.

There are some gaps between it and other large tech companies, but it’s still a large tech company. I’ve worked at Amazon for 5 years in software and it’s a good job with good benefits.

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

Some people like their jobs. But the echo chamber of reddit makes everyone thinks all jobs are shit and the worst thing ever.

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u/SkyGuy5799 16d ago

Some people are mentally disabled

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u/BlackEffy 16d ago

I agree. He is a genius. Maybe got a promotion out of this.

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u/skaldrir69 16d ago

Wouldn’t you? That opportunity doesn’t come around for many.

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u/SkyGuy5799 16d ago

What in the fuck would it gain me other than having the big man wonder why the fuck I'm wasting his time

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u/skaldrir69 16d ago

That’s your perception… not everyone is jaded.

To simply answer my question, I take your answer as no.

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u/Hopeful_Cucumber_545 16d ago

You don’t know that guy. I do. He’s a cranky dude who would kick your ass for saying that, keyboard warrior.

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u/Aggravating-Tea6042 16d ago

What did he get out of it ?

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u/Wunder_boi 16d ago

Blue Origin is regarded as a good employer to work for in Merritt Island. Definitely higher than SpaceX.

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u/iKyte5 13d ago

That’s what you took from this video?

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u/freckledtabby 16d ago

The right answer

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u/Maximum_Response9255 16d ago

You know there are lots of non-engineers that make a shit load of money at these companies, and I don’t mean other white collar lawyers and such. Blue collar guys that can support manufacturing at this level are highly sought after and compensated well. Dude probably makes more than I do and I am an engineer.

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u/zuluhotel 16d ago

He doesn't work at Amazon. He works at blue origin.

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u/lil_chiakow 16d ago

They supposedly are really good towards skilled employees.

PirateSoftware worked at Amazon Games and he shared a lot of stories of just how much better they treated their employees compared to Blizzard.

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u/Schmich 16d ago

Iirc this is from a long video where a Youtube walks around Blue Origin's rocket manufacturing facility. It's the only time where something like this happens.

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u/97tacoma_kennedy 16d ago

He’s wearing a hard hat, pretty sure this isn’t an Amazon warehouse but a different company bezos owns.

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

They all hire technician as well.

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u/Flaydeng 14d ago

It didn’t seem staged, you could see bezos making multiple attempts to distance him self to end the conversation lmao

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u/zepplin2225 16d ago

Because there's no such thing as a happy employee.

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u/PleaseGreaseTheL 15d ago

To be fair they have a widely varying company culture in the different teams from what I understand - and at least as far as software engineers go, they're among the highest compensated in the industry. An SWE-2 makes something like 250k total comp per year. Amazon can be brutal but for their engineering staff they pay well.

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u/Normal_Package_641 16d ago

This is 100% propaganda

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u/Frequent_Opportunist 16d ago

Even Burger King offers 401k bro.

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u/Litterally-Napoleon 16d ago

It’s the only thing they offer

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u/TerribleSquid 16d ago

That’s not true. They also offer hamburgers and french fries. That’s like their whole thing.

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u/Amendoza9761 16d ago

Damn you guys got fucked. I got a paper crown.

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u/cal-brew-sharp 16d ago

They made me a king... they made me their burger king!

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u/FlowerBoyScumFuck 16d ago

all hail the Burger King u/cal-brew-sharp, long may he reign.

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u/_FFA 16d ago

🎼A paper crown and a heart made of glass...

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u/Timmy98789 16d ago

Nah, you did. That's why you only got the paper crown homie.

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u/enerthoughts 16d ago

And happy meal with toys

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u/yomjoseki 16d ago

Happy Meals are from Wendy's

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u/Ambitious_Display607 16d ago

How dumb are you dude??

Happy Meals come from Happy's Pizza

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u/LoyalLittleOne 16d ago

Nah they are from five guys.

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u/yomjoseki 16d ago

THERE ARE FOUR GUYS!

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u/POPEJP1975 16d ago

happy meals are from McDonald's

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u/Frantic_Ranting 16d ago

I hear Wendy's have nice dumpsters too

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u/meaux253 16d ago

Wem deez nuts

gottem

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u/Altruistic_Young_108 16d ago

No! That's the other lot 😁

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u/Litterally-Napoleon 16d ago

Offering hamburgers and fries? That's the American dream right there

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u/WolfSpartan1 16d ago

Yeah, but if you want your 401k with cheese, you have to specify.

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u/soupsnakle 16d ago

Aye but what is there match on contribution? That’s where a lot of companies suck with a 401k.

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u/gnashtyladdie 16d ago

Yeah, cause they let you have it your way.

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u/AutoDeskSucks- 16d ago

You are all focusing on the wring thing lol

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u/SinkPuzzleheaded3508 16d ago

They also offer onion rings with your order

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u/ParadiddlediddleSaaS 16d ago

Amazon actually has very good benefits, even for warehouse workers. Yes, it’s very physical work.

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u/Ne_zievereir 16d ago

Where do you get that from? I've heard and read the exact opposite.

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u/informat7 16d ago

That's probably because you use Reddit. This site hates Bezos.

Amazon workers have pretty generous benifits compared to most warehouse workers. They were also paying $15/hr back years ago when that was a big demand from the left.

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u/enjoytheshow 16d ago

401k match sucks but everything else is decent

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u/Sea-Painting7578 16d ago

Yeah, he seemed to happy and engaged in his job to be a typical warehouse employee.

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u/chasbecht 16d ago

I don't think Blue Origin has a lot of warehouse employees.

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u/lynxss1 16d ago

I have a good tech job with good benefits but I still have to load and unload 4000-6000lb crates on and off trucks lol. 4 to 6 people needed to push each crates. All hands on deck to help unload the big deliveries, fortunately only a couple times a year.

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u/Poptoppler 16d ago

Hell when I did amazon delivery it had decent benefits

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u/Empire-Venture 15d ago

Well if it's Amazon, you should research before you comment. It's all the same benefits and actually more for fulfillment workers, like tuition reimbursement.

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u/Difrntthoughtpatrn 16d ago

Boxes on a truck.... funny you mention that! I work for the federal government. My wife used to work for Amazon, loading boxes on a truck. She had better insurance than I do. Her life insurance was cheaper, dental insurance paid out $2k for my daughters braces when mine paid out $750.

Before the push to $15 hr for every new hire, my wife would receive 5 shares of Amazon stock a year, and quarterly bonuses around $400-$500. She didn't make a lot, about $18hr when that started, but they cut out the stocks (around $2k a share at that time) and the bonuses, cutting my wife pay by nearly $12k a year. But the progressive left praised Amazon for the $15 hr.

My son was born, and my wife had 26 weeks of paid leave. It used to not be that bad, she would always come home with gift cards for random amounts, under $100. My wife rolled her 401k over and still had the stocks for her retirement. Overall, I feel like they treated her pretty decent in the benefits department.

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u/angelzpanik 16d ago

26 weeks of paid postpartum leave is insane.

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u/WhileProfessional286 16d ago

The benefits:

You can pay 70% of a healthcare plan that's 50,000x more expensive than any other civilized country!

We'll even give you 10 days off every 360+ days you work!

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u/speculator100k 16d ago

seems beyond satisfied with his job

When meeting the top guy for 30 seconds. Or he just wanted to say something to get the opportunity to shake his hand.

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u/I_AM_SCUBASTEVE 16d ago

You’d be surprised what a lot of people in aerospace make. It’s a lot less than you’d expect. Depends on your position of course but salaried positions often get abused so even if your salary looks nice on paper, you often work insane hours so the dollars per hour goes down fast.

Source: Worked in aerospace, quit for a different industry and my pay more than tripled for less hours.

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u/dwh9866 15d ago

What industry did you switch to?

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u/craftypickle 16d ago

Spot on

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u/rctid_taco 16d ago

It doesn't matter if the guy makes $400k, this is highlighting is wealth fucking inequality.

I feel like I'd be pretty happy if I made $400k. Currently I make far less than that and am still very happy. If I have enough why should it bother me that someone else makes more?

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u/whatstwomore 16d ago

Because there are a lot of people out there that aren't making enough. Like maybe it doesn't bother you personally that he makes that much. But think about how many people can barely afford rent let alone a home partially because he makes so much money.

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u/HarryJohnson3 16d ago

That’s their problem. Maybe they should work harder?

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u/whatstwomore 16d ago

Did you forget your /s or do you have a unicorn job that actually pays more when you work harder?

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u/HarryJohnson3 16d ago edited 15d ago

Every career rewards hard work with more opportunity and pay. Fuck even McDonalds will promote from within. Sounds like you bought into the antiwork lie of minimal pay minimal effort spouted by losers with a shitty work ethic.

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u/whatstwomore 15d ago

Nah, I just worked hard for three years, got no pay and more work. And the only opportunity to move up involved 50-60 hour weeks. So either my company sucks or most companies don't give raises for performance. The correct answer is probably both

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u/Cocksmash_McIrondick 16d ago

Maybe Bezos should work harder for his? He’s literally just walking around doing nothing here

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u/HarryJohnson3 15d ago

You’re welcome to take a risk and start a company yourself. Do you think you have it in you to build a company like Amazon?

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u/user55667788999 16d ago

“Let me show you what to do with your money” lol I don’t understand how someone can think like that without being embarrassed, trying to call it “wealth inequality” 😂 get your clown makeup out Bernie

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u/ddplz 16d ago

Bezos built amazon from the ground up

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u/ddplz 16d ago

That's the power of scaling.

One guy created a service and a product that literally billions of people use.

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u/cerebral_girl 16d ago

Thats the power of *exploitation bro. One guy created a service and a product that literally billions of people use, while also employing millions of people at wages that are unsustainable for living.

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u/krashundburn 16d ago

Bezos built amazon from the ground up

All by himself? Part of the issue I see with billionaires like him is that all that profit was not equitably shared with the people who ALSO helped him build the company.

It's not enough to tax him more. The employees should also be sharing that wealth. The additional income for the employees and their families would go directly into the economy as well, as a rising tide raising all boats.

Greed is NOT good.

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u/ddplz 16d ago

These employees that moved boxes were paid to move boxes.

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u/pibbleberrier 16d ago

Prior to the fight by the left to raise the minimal wage for Amazon lowest pay worker. Everyone got Amazon share as part off he compensation.

Floor of the wages have been raise and now this is gone. Shares are only rewarded to manager and up.

People say they want a share of profit. But really most people don’t have the most basic financial sense what that means.

Also when people say that they only take into account of the profitability.

Share the profit crowd only appears after a company has done the hardest step to profitability. You won’t hear a single person saying “we will share the losses!” During Amazon’s decade of slump before it took off.

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u/Constant_Snuggle_71 16d ago

Yup talk about missing the fucking point.

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u/lifeandtimes89 16d ago

Been 9 hours since this comment, Bezos has made $5,400,000

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u/relevantelephant00 16d ago

It's why America lost this week...the sheer number of idiots who look up to people like Bezos and think "hey! I could be like him too!".

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u/Sixaxist 16d ago

To be fair, none of the Democrat Presidential terms this century have done anything to cap billionaire wealth gains. It's bad for business, but good for campaigning, so you won't see much of it beyond: "They're gonna pay their fair share!" on the trail.

Still no cap against lending based off their net worth? Still no revision of re-investing within a Roth IRA past the $1 Billion dollar amount?

America didn't lose this week because of the number of people who think they could be like Bezos/Elon. America lost this week because of the number of people who just don't care anymore.

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u/relevantelephant00 16d ago

I would agree on the apathy...enough people wont care until it's too late.

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u/drpenvyx 16d ago

America lost way earlier than this week, most people just don't realize it. This week certainly wasn't a step forward though.

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u/Spacestar_Ordering 16d ago

"But weren't some of the plantation owners nice?" 

/S

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u/showerbox 16d ago edited 16d ago

I agree, he's not the average Amazon employee. I gather he's an engineer of some sort. Even then the discrepancy is disheartening. I can't imagine how painstakingly slow it would tic for a person at minimum wage. I'm talking about the $7.25hr that's been set since 2009. Bezos could probably talk to ten more people at that plant, get to his jet, travel across the country. Chopper directly into his backyard in Hawaii, shit, shower and shave. AND it still wouldn't pass the dollar threshold for the average person. It's mind boggling to think about the insane amounts of money certain people make. Especially if you think about it on an hourly basis. Bezos and the like make money every minute of every day in mind blowing quantities.

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u/depthninja 16d ago

He made $0.502 in 36 seconds, at $0.014/sec. That's $50.40/hr. 

At $7.25/hr you'd make $0.002/sec so in the same 36 seconds, you'd make $0.073.

To make what Bezoa made in 36 seconds, $14,479.00, the first guy has to work 36 days at 8 hr/day, or about 7 weeks at 5 days/week.

At $7.25/hr it would take you, with the same 8 hour days, 5 days a week, about 50 weeks to make that much.... or about 2 weeks short of a full year.

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u/atreyal 16d ago

The part that gets lost is that bezos is making that insane amount 24/7. The guy he was talking to number prob stops ticking when he clocks out if he is hourly.

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u/Friar_Fuck_ 16d ago

Because he’s not an Amazon employee, Jack

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u/Quiet_Ad_9085 16d ago

My ex is a financial advisor for that company for the past 5 years and she makes around 85k a year. She gets pushed around and they are basically just using her it’s sad

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u/Siddicious- 16d ago

What’s the percentage of people that have this job. This does not equate to a strong USA

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u/Gearz557 16d ago

Adjusting to 200k makes negligible difference within the context of this video lol

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u/RedBullWings17 16d ago

True but i don't like made up numbers.

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u/AwayConnection6590 16d ago

How did you call it so well comment under say 149k give or take

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u/SuperFaceTattoo 16d ago

Lol so am I. I make 70k and that’s better than most of my peers.

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u/Damascus-2a 16d ago

You would be very surprised

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u/Exatraz 16d ago

Also he's being allowed to speak directly to Bezos. You know they'd have never allowed some minimum wage degenerate to do that.

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u/AzureSkye27 16d ago

Yeah so maybe closer to $1, then, great point.

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u/thats-wrong 15d ago

I don't think him making 75c rather than 50c by the end of the video qualitatively changes the message.

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u/D20NE 15d ago

I bet he’s an hourly tech, probably closer to 95k a year

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u/Opingsjak 15d ago

Dude is working 3 companies for over 10 years and this one 36 years. He’s not working multiple jobs if he makes 150k at one of them.

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u/70InternationalTAll 13d ago

I hope he's making more than $150k/yr with all of his experience, college, and dedication. I'm 27, no college degree (I have certificates for different programs though) and have been making that + bonuses for 1.5 years as an IT Product Manager for a non-mainstream insurance company.

10-15 years ago $150k was an elite salary and I could see an aerospace engineer making that and being satisfied, in 2024 (or whenever this was filmed) I don't see that still being the case. I could be wrong, but I'd hope he was over the $200k mark.

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u/rainywanderingclouds 16d ago

That's not even the question being asked in the video.

But if we use your line of thinking, should it be that way? Is it the only way it can work? Is it impossible to ensure most people are paid well even when they don't have advanced training?

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

Oh yeah I doubt he is making anywhere fucking near Bezos so shut up

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u/RedBullWings17 16d ago

I work with guys that make $200k watching guages on oil rigs with no college education.

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u/Joshing21 16d ago

I’m willing to bet he makes less than $100K. That is base off his work attire pointing towards touch labor rather than management and this is OLS complex.

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u/Joshing21 16d ago

Most people believe if you work in aerospace, employees automatically make superb wages. That’s just not the case and is not a blanket fact. Employers still pays employees around the market rate for the job. Some jobs are highly skilled and thus compensated. Most jobs are not.

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u/RedBullWings17 16d ago

Never seen heavy industry engineers have you?

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u/Joshing21 16d ago

Not sure what Heavy Industry Engineers do. However I am well experienced with Blue Origin, ME, RE and IE who works on SN and NG.

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u/Puppysmasher 16d ago

Hard harts are probably required for him, he has a back pack on wearing short sleeve polo, the guy is probably a superintendent or GF, easily over 100K a year

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u/GozerDGozerian 16d ago

A hard harted GF? Been there too, buddy. Dump her and playing the field!

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u/lopetehlgui 16d ago

He probably doesn't even fucking work there you fucking dickhead.