Jeff Bezos's meeting strategies at Amazon
Jeff Bezos always kept one empty chair at Amazon meetings. Here's why
Jeff Bezos, one of the richest men in the world and the mind behind Amazon, is known for his unconventional management tactics. One such strategy involved placing an empty chair in every meeting—a peculiar practice that has a powerful rationale. The empty seat, Bezos explained, represented the most important entity in the room: the customer.
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