Amazon Alumni on Linkedin

This is an invitation to all former Amazon employees to join the Amazon Alumni Group on Linkedin.  I moderate the group and we currently have 91 members that were former employees at Amazon.  Some of the former Amazonians are now at Google, eBay, Facebook (5 at last count), Peerflix, Jobster, Microsoft, Last.fm, Yahoo!, TripAdvisor, and at many other high-flying, not-so-high-flying, and other interesting ventures.   To join, please follow the instructions below.

If you were an employee at Amazon, please join the group (must be logged-in on Linkedin).  You can also search to see who the current members are and what they are doing these days.   To be a member, you must show on your Linkedin profile when and what you did at Amazon.com. 

If you are friends with a former Amazon employee, please help spread the word and invite them to join the group

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