This report provides a comprehensive analysis of international human resource management practices at Amazon, addressing key aspects such as workforce diversity, staffing approaches, and organizational culture. The report examines Amazon's HR goals and objectives, including its commitment to customer centricity and employee flexibility, and how these align with its mission and vision. It explores specific HR activities related to employee commitment, flexibility, and quality, highlighting training and development programs, work-life balance initiatives, and knowledge management systems. The report also identifies major HR challenges faced by Amazon in diversifying its business, such as cultural differences, leadership styles, and staffing issues, and recommends solutions like situational leadership and geocentric staffing. Furthermore, the report outlines a multi-dimensional approach to reviewing Amazon's work culture, emphasizing employee and managerial feedback, and proposes HR initiatives like employee involvement and consensus-based decision-making. Finally, it analyzes Amazon's performance management system, focusing on employee appraisal, rewards, and training, and assesses its impact on organizational performance and employee motivation. The report draws on the provided case study, videos, and additional research to provide a detailed and critical evaluation of Amazon's HR strategies.