Amazon Leadership Principles

Questions and Comments
#1

It seems that these principles are even valued by their competitors. As I’m in the process of interviewing for tech jobs, I notice most behavioural questions I get are in some shape or form connected to these principles as well. In sure they have value for various businesses besides tech. I don’t even have to analyse further but I’m almost certain principle 1 is at the core of SC values.

I’m starting to think and tinker how I would have worked in implementing and learning these principles. Ingraining them and cultivating them. Of course they are principles, a journey, not a goal.

Have you guys heard of them? What subs do you think fit the most for each principle? Say you have a long term goal to build these principles in you, and you might focus on one or a few at a time. This translates to running a certain stack for that time period.

I know ASBR is high up there. I know Limitless is good. Even the pure wealth titles. But I also want to hear you guys perspectives if you’re interested or willing to share and discuss.

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PS: I know, Amazon is a controversial company. I’m more interested in these principles as companies seem to value them in employees, and I desire to become a top candidate.

#2

After reading through it, I think Chosen and Limitless cover most, if not all, of these principles.

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#3

Damn man, it’s like the book the alchemist. He travels all over the world for the treasure he saw in a dream while sleeping in an abandoned building. Only to realise after years and after crossing oceans, deserts and countries , that the treasure was actually under that same building where it all started.

What I mean is, the first subs I bought was Chosen and Stark, and I never ran Chosen even once. It’s time.

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#4

Fucking love that book man

Was gifted it by my parents for my 13th bday, I started reading it that night and was so entranced that I read it in one sitting and barely slept that night hahahaha

It’s a great sub, I think you’ll like it!

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#5

Great gift!

In one sitting here too, I’ve read it multiple times since then. It’s beautiful and you feel enlightened after reading it, every time. Energy, positivity, love, hope.

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#6

Check out The Pilgrimage by Paulo Coelho too, if you haven’t

That book, in the depths of my longing for purpose and a path, turned me back towards spirituality in a way that I’m very grateful for to this day

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#7

Will check it out :pray:

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