“Bezos is an incredibly bold and intelligent risk taker. He’s strategizing 10 moves ahead on how to create buzz and innovation. Bezos has the ability to identify and profit from disrupting an industry.—Adorii founder?Matthew Matsudaira.
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“I think it sort of sounds like something our president might tweet. ‘Amazon, great! Amazon, bad!” Daudon said. “I was hoping that tonight we could dig a little deeper than that because it’s always nuanced. What we’re really here to talk about is the biggest word we just saw on the screen, and that is growth.”
“I don’t think any of the concerns I saw were reasonable,” Siminoff told Axios. “What we are doing is a good, beneficial thing.”
“Anyone can put books into a box and ship them — Amazon, probably better than most — but that’s not what books and reading are all about.”
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“For instance: consumers in the US don’t care what’s in the phone. They care what it does. The Chinese users want to know what’s in the phone and what they can process. They want to know about the RAM and the technical aspects of it,” he said.
“I don’t care, it’s fine … it’s not going to bother me,” Mazzarella said of the new pick-up grocery store. “Those apartments across the street bother me, with no parking.”
“Horticulturally it’s the biggest milestone for me to this point,”?Gagliardo said. “It was taking a huge risk for us, but that’s what Amazon does and I now really, really appreciate taking risks.”
“At Amazon, we have to grow the size of our failures as the size of our company grows,” he said. “We have to make bigger and bigger failures — otherwise none of our failures will be needle movers. It’s a very bad sign over the long run if Amazon wasn’t making larger and larger failures. If you do that all along the way, that is going to protect you from ever having to make that big Hail Mary bet that you sometimes see companies make right before they fail or go out of existence.”