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Last week, Amazon started laying off 30,000 employees. But the worst part? These layoffs are 10% of Amazon’s corporate employees—normally the “safest” from cuts. They want to be "organized more leanly" to take advantage of AI. One of the hardest-hit divisions was Amazon Web Services. Which is shocking because AWS just had a massive, global outage only 2 weeks ago. So, you’d think they need as many employees as possible to avoid that (estimated) $581 million loss from happening…