Former Amazon employee, Kristi Coulter, discusses tech company culture in her book 'Exit Interview: The Life and Death of My Ambitious Career'. Hosts discuss US Open, Elon Musk's ventures, AI impact on Capitol Hill, and work expectations.

Kristi Coulter, an ex-Amazonian and author of the memoir Exit Interview, takes us deep into the cult-like atmosphere at Amazon. She shares her firsthand experience of the intense pressure and psychological influence that the company exerts on both employees and consumers. Kristi explores the duality of love-hate relationships with Amazon, reflecting on ethical dilemmas surrounding worker treatment. The conversation dives into the broader implications of capitalism and the urgent need for corporate accountability in today's fast-paced consumer culture.

Kristi Coulter, former executive at Amazon, discusses her book about work, gender bias, and herself. They explore chaotic work environment, meeting Jeff Bezos, understanding the Amazon system, and unreasonable expectations. They also touch on lack of promotions and the toll of Amazon's success.

Kristi Coulter, an author and 12-year Amazon senior employee, discusses her new memoir about her time at Amazon, highlighting the company culture, frustrating gender dynamics, and the constant delay in promotions. They also touch on the influence of algorithms, the concept of a bar raiser, and a debate about customer knowledge with Jeff Bezos.

Former Amazon employee and author Kristi Coulter discusses the state of Amazon today, her experience at the company, the paranoia within, difficulty switching jobs, and everything she wishes could've said at the exit interview. The podcast also explores Amazon's future plans, allegations against Amazon, leadership dynamics, working culture, approach to product development, impact of customer obsession, and the evolution of Jeff Bezos.