Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of Amazon and the owner of The Washington Post, defended his decision to end presidential endorsements at The Post and expressed optimism about a second Trump administration at the DealBook Summit on Wednesday.

Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder, shared his preference for chaotic, conversation-filled meetings with six-page memos and reverse-seniority speaking. He values original thinking and rarely speaks unless strongly opinionated.

During the Dealbook Summit, Jeff Bezos revealed his approach to meetings, which includes six-page memos and informal discussions. He admitted to being easily swayed by others, allowing junior attendees to speak first to avoid bias from senior executives.

Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder, champions a unique meeting style. He prepares with detailed memos but encourages unstructured discussions for sparking innovation. While valuing these "messy" meetings, he acknowledges the need for structured ones.

Jeff Bezos prefers Amazon meetings to be messy, have a reverse hierarchy of voice, and have one empty chair in the room