Amazon employees how do you feel about Bezos' handling of Covid-19?

Having worked at amazon for 3 years. I don't find it surprising. Amazon, in general, is known for not taking good care of its employees. My experience has been as SWE and its a well know fact of there that if you and your manager don't get along then you have limited time to move to a different team or company before you get PIPed.

I think Bezos gets a lot of flack for anything he does. That being said, I'm not defending the man. I think his response to things as the CEO can be much better.

Transparency is very important from employees at the bottom - and given a lot of the recent stuff that happened recently (like the strikes and all), I don't think upper management is particularly good at showing visibility. I understand that company is huge - but that's why you hire smart people. They should have ways to address issue like this. Asides from one email that was sent company wide, I haven't heard zip from him. However, Amazon is known to not take great care of its employees. So I'm not too surprised here either.

I'm a software engineer, btw. My thoughts are my own and do not of my employer.

If we took PPE we're receiving and gave it to Whole Foods employees and warehouse workers, that means taking it from the hospitals that are running out. Do you think that Amazon is making the wrong choice, and should prioritize its warehouse workers over hospitals? It's not a fun choice to make.