As Twitter and Slack have said they will allow their employees to work from home all the time, Amazon is taking a different approach by announcing that it will expand its US tech centers to Dallas, Detroit, Denver, New York, Phoenix and San Francisco. Diego. The e-commerce giant plans to create 3500 new business and technology jobs in the United States and will invest €1.4 billion in its new offices that will house business support teams across the company. . Amazon's senior vice president of human resources, Beth Galetti, explained in a press release how the expansion will help these US cities develop their tech workforce, saying: “People from all walks of life come to Amazon to build their careers, from recent graduates looking for a place to turn their ideas into high-impact products, to veterans accessing new cloud computing jobs through our programs. development. These 3500 new jobs will be located in cities across the country with strong and diverse talent pools. We look forward to helping these communities develop their emerging tech workforce. "