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  • amazon.com

177 people at Amazon in our data have reviewed 115 software products; the most reviewed are Google Workspace (13 people), Asana (12 people) and Slack (11).

A total of 177 people across Amazon have reviewed 115 distinct software products from 11 countries. 81 people in Engineering & IT account for the largest share of reviews, followed by 24 people in Operations & Finance and 15 people in Leadership. Collaboration and productivity tools dominate the reviews, with communication platforms and project management software receiving the most attention.

People in our data
177
Products reviewed
115
Teams
7
Countries
11

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Amazon who reviewed each product. All 115 products: Google Workspace, Asana, Slack, Zoom, Quip, Trello, Webex App, Skype, Webex Meetings, SurveyMonkey, IntelliJ IDEA, Jira, Box, Zoom Workplace, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Microsoft Word, SAP Concur, Qualtrics CoreXM, HubSpot Sales Hub, Dropbox, Eclipse, Woven, Adobe Illustrator, Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, GitHub, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, GoTo Meeting, Shopify, HubSpot Marketing Hub, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, Intuit Mailchimp, Hootsuite, Skype for Business, Warmly, Adobe Acrobat Reader, PayPal, Microsoft SharePoint, WooCommerce, Google Ads, Prezi, Tableau Server, Adobe Acrobat, Popl - Digital Business Card Platform, Wrike, Bitbucket, Canva, Autodesk Construction Cloud, Google Meet, WordPress.org, Foxit eSign, WordPress.com, DataGrip, Docusign, The Free Website Guys, Udacity, Betterworks, Expensify, Visual Studio, Microsoft SQL Server, Google Analytics for G Suite, HackerRank for Developers, UKG Pro, Microsoft Power BI, SurveySparrow, AnyMP4 TransMate, GlobalMeet Collaboration, G2.com, Remote, Intercom, Freshdesk, Google Analytics, Product Marketing Alliance, Adobe After Effects, Hoxhunt, Snagit, Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, Workplace from Meta, Guru, Google Cloud Vision API, Microsoft Entra ID, Whova, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Adobe InDesign, Groove, Todoist, CoderPad, Atom, Entelo, Miro, Zight, Writesonic, Fathom, Salesloft, Mural, Microsoft To Do, Notion, KodeKloud, SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Veris Welcome, Adobe Marketo Engage, HCL Commerce, Sketch, BambooHR, Microsoft Publisher, Microsoft Outlook, Chrome, Rytr, Backupify, Minitab Statistical Software, Cloudcraft, Happeo, Simply Noted, Jotform.

Who reviews software here

  • Software Engineer14
  • Web Developer8
  • Software Development Engineer7
  • Product Manager3
  • Supply Chain Manager3
  • Program Manager3

A sample of the people at Amazon

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools do people at Amazon review most?
13 people reviewed Google Workspace, 12 reviewed Asana, and 11 reviewed Slack. Communication platforms also appear frequently, with 10 people reviewing Zoom and 8 reviewing Webex App.
Which teams at Amazon review software most often?
81 people in Engineering & IT make up the majority of reviewers in our data. 24 people in Operations & Finance and 10 people in Sales also contribute a significant number of reviews.
What project management and development tools appear in Amazon reviews?
12 people reviewed Asana, 9 reviewed Trello, 5 reviewed Jira, and 5 reviewed IntelliJ IDEA. 5 people also reviewed Box for file management and collaboration.

Source: the professional profiles of 177 people at Amazon in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks