Amazon CEO doubles down on return-to-office policy, warns resistant remote workers "it's probably not going to work out"

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said during an employee Q&A that workers need to "disagree and commit" to the mandated return-to-office policy of at least 3 days per week.
Jassy justified the policy by claiming in-person work is more effective, but did not provide concrete data to support this assertion.
The CEO suggested that employees unwilling to comply with the return-to-office mandate should consider finding jobs elsewhere.
The new policy marks a shift for Amazon, which previously allowed more remote work flexibility before requiring office return in February 2023.
Jassy's hardline stance comes amid broader pushback from employees, including protests and walkouts over return-to-office requirements.