In the cutthroat world of e-commerce, Amazon is gearing up for a seismic shift: doubling sales by 2033 while sidestepping the need for over 600,000 new workers through aggressive automation. Leaked internal documents and sources, as reported by The New York Times, paint a picture of warehouses run by robots, not people, with profound ripple effects on America’s job market. As the nation’s second-largest employer with 1.2 million workers, Amazon’s push could redefine blue-collar work, trading human hands for mechanical efficiency. But the company pushes back, calling the docs incomplete. Here’s the breakdown, tailored for men who value strategy, innovation, and the bottom line.
