Judging by the public's sudden increased need for it and the staggering profits that followed, one would expect that Amazon was one of the entities that actually thrived when the pandemic emerged.
After all, its founder Jeff Bezos found himself $65.1 billion richer by March of 2021 and according to Business Insider, Amazon hired at least 350,000 workers between July and October of last year.
But a recent report from The New York Times suggests that underneath all that apparent success is lurking a developing problem for the company.
Because it's one thing to hire hundreds of thousands of people, but it's quite another to actually keep them.