[homeland221]

If everything back to just before pandemic, Amazon has 160K of firing need to happen. Recent numbers are inadequate.

[r00fus]

> If everything back to just before pandemic

Of course this isn't the case, we're in 2022 and Amazon has expanded it's footprint. Your point is valid but the assumption is naive and incomplete.

[thrashh]

current value = pre-pandemic value + actual growth + pandemic growth

Just because pandemic growth is now 0 doesn’t mean Amazon didn’t have actual growth too