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Fulfillment Winning and Losing in One-Click America

Alec MacGillis

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It was mentioned, but the speaker stated they had not read it and did not understand it.

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Fulfillment by Alec.

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It was mentioned, but the speaker stated they had not read it and did not understand it.

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Fulfillment by Alec.

Oh, I definitely haven't read that nor do I understand that.

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard

The hosts discussed the book as an indepth look at Amazon's workforce, explaining how the company divides workers into different classes and the impact this has on towns across America.

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What Alec points out in Fulfillment, his excellent book about Amazon is how it's divided its workforce into various classes and plonked those classes in various American towns.

— Episode: Flightless Bird: Amazon

Episode: Flightless Bird: Amazon

The hosts discussed the book as an indepth look at Amazon's workforce, explaining how the company divides workers into different classes and the impact this has on towns across America.

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What Alec points out in Fulfillment, his excellent book about Amazon is how it's divided its workforce into various classes and plonked those classes in various American towns.

He also talks to the author of "Fulfillment," Alec MacGillis about how Amazon's various factories are changing the face of America.

The NPR Politics Podcast

The book examined three decades of America's economic transformation through the lens of Amazon's rise, showing how the company reshaped regional inequality and politics.

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author of Fulfillment, Winning and Losing in One-Click America.

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The book examined three decades of America's economic transformation through the lens of Amazon's rise, showing how the company reshaped regional inequality and politics.

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author of Fulfillment, Winning and Losing in One-Click America.

For me, the really the core of the book, the sort of spiritual heart of the book is the contrast between Washington and Baltimore, these two cities that are just 40 miles apart, less than an hour on the train.

the book is Fulfillment Winning and Losing in One Click America.

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