Jeff Bezos, brilliant evil company mastermind?

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Nobody would say that Amazon Jeff Bezos hasn’t been successful, but is he a challenge to have as a boss?

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Amazon can be a uniquely challenging place to work, with its question-mark emergencies and the occasionally volcanic outburst from the visionary chief executive. It’s a place where promotions are hard-fought and sometimes painfully public. But there is also a job at Amazon that is highly coveted throughout the company and that nearly anyone in business would kill for.

The man holding this job—and they have all been men so far—has had direct, almost unlimited access to Jeff Bezos for as long as two years. He follows Bezos around, travels with him, sits in on his meetings, and confers with him at the end of many workdays.

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