Cracking the code
Giving students from kindergarten through college the resources and skills to build their brightest futures.
Amazon's Best of Prime 2018
See what Prime members shopped for, watched, listened to, read, and played in the last year.
Alexa gets even smarter, thanks to you
Now customers can help make Alexa even smarter - introducing Alexa Answers.
The Best Books of the Year
Amazon book editors weigh in on book trends
and the best books of 2018.
and the best books of 2018.
45,000 and counting
Amazon now has more than 45,000 employees in our hometown, Seattle. Discover why our employees joined, why they stay, and why their ID badges aren't all the same color.
Jobs that move with you
Seasonal work with Amazon's CamperForce plays a key role for people who spend most of their year embracing a mobile lifestyle.
Meet some of the cute pups that go to "work" at Amazon
There are over 6,000 dogs registered to come to work with Amazonians in Seattle, with 500 coming in on any given day.
Investing in recycling solutions to protect the planet
Amazon’s $10 million investment will help Closed Loop Fund improve recycling for millions of households.
How a door became a desk, and a symbol of Amazon
Today, Amazon offices around the world are filled with door desks, based on Bezos’ early design.
Reducing packaging waste, one order at a time
Feedback from customers, product manufacturers, and associates improves packaging.
Helping employees pursue new careers through Career Choice
Giving employees the skills and training that enable them to leave Amazon.
How to sign up for AmazonSmile
AmazonSmile is a way for customers to support their favorite charitable organization every time they shop with Amazon.
How to pack a Prime plane
Amazon’s Prime Air planes work on customers’ behalf to fulfill our two-day delivery promise to Prime members.
A tech job without college
Amazon’s A2Tech program enables associates to build new career paths in technology.
The stories behind the peculiar building names at Amazon's headquarters
Bigfoot, Houdini, and Nessie have all taken up residence on Amazon’s Seattle urban campus, but how did they end up there?
A business born out of necessity
In the throes of new parenthood, Tara Darnley delivered a healthy baby business. Now it's growing on Amazon.
Blind since birth, writing code at Amazon since 2013
Michael Forzano said he has a good “mental map of the structure of the code,” which allows him to help colleagues and provide unique feedback to his team.