Amazon Fulfillment

Sortation Associate

June - August 2018 • Baltimore, MD

What I liked

There are lots of opportunities to progress in the job if you are working hard. The managers take note of those working the hardest and will put you in other jobs constantly. You will receive higher pay if you stay for a long period of time then what you scheduled. The atmosphere is filled with people to connect with from different backgrounds. There are always opportunities to make friendships at work.

What I wish was different

More time during the break after working for a long time.

Advice

Be prepared to be on your feet for a long period of time doing possibly the same job every day. Do not slack off for a long period of time because they will take notice, if you arent working and take that very seriously. Come to work with a water bottle to stay hydrated when working. Breaks only last for so long, so do not bring a feast to eat during the break. If you start to feel unwell go to their health center, do not continue working if you get worse.

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dispatcher

June 2017 • Rockville, MD

What I liked

Everything! For the most part!

What I wish was different

The organization!!

Advice

Be on top of your work! Don’t procrastinate!!! It helps no one.

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Warehouse Fulfillment Associate

June - July 2018 • Robbinsville Township, NJ

What I liked

I get paid quite well for the level of intellectual work I was doing and the people are quite nice.

What I wish was different

I wish I could have been paid more to do less but so does everone else.

Advice

Buy good shoes in the beginning because you will need them.

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Packaging Clerk

June - August 2018 • Riverside, CA

What I liked

No skills were required

What I wish was different

More benefits and less demand

Advice

Dress very comfortably and be prepared to be on your feet.

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Area Manager Intern

June - August 2017 • San Bernardino, CA

What I liked

A lot of responsibility and a good project

What I wish was different

Advice

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Sortation Associate

May - August 2018 • Hebron, KY

What I liked

The hours, people, and easiness of the work. We were allowed to listen to podcasts and music so I did

What I wish was different

I had to get up at 430 AM to get there

Advice

they dont pay you 15.50 for nothing

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Intern

June - August 2018 • Carlisle, PA

What I liked

The people, the about of unique independence I had with my work and project and how much my managers trusted me

What I wish was different

N/a

Advice

Be engaged, be friendly

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Warehouse Stocker

June - August 2018 • Mundelein, IL

What I liked

I liked the positive attitude of most of the workers there. Even though it was a pretty boring job and we worked the night shift, everyone always came in and was able to make it an enjoyable experience.

What I wish was different

I wish it wasn't so repetitive. We would be doing the same simple job for 7 hours a night, 4 days a week, and it became monotonous quickly.

Advice

I would say to enjoy it as much as you can, and take out of it as much as possible. While it is a repetitive and simple job, it still taught me valuable work skills that I can apply to school and future jobs.

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Warehouse Associate

June - July 2018 • Robbinsville Township, NJ

What I liked

The fast paced environment

What I wish was different

The hours

Advice

Amazon teaches you how to accomplish a goal in a short amount of time

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Associate

June 2017 • Hebron, KY

What I liked

There are a lot of opportunities to move up in the company.

What I wish was different

Advice

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Sortation Associate

June - August 2018 • Avenel, NJ

What I liked

I loved how humbling it felt to be a part of a team that sorts tens of thousands of packages each shift, while still feeling that the work I was doing was incredibly meaningfull to the community.