Think you gotta stay on for 3 months at least

@op

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drake fell off after views

Tbh perfect work for a college student, esp one on campus.

another poster mentioned how individuals over 22 should do something aside from Amazon, and I honestly think that’s a fair assessment

naw im still a #sakchaser. currently trying to find another income, just not there.

I used to work a job like Amazon but we got paid more. We lifted a lot more but I was making like 27/hr

Music was banned but we all had AirPods to keep us going. The crew I worked with was great tho.

But in these kinda jobs you really gotta learn to separate your mind from the job and you’ll be golden, especially if you ain’t got no good paying jobs around you.

Nah this was a Home Depot warehouse That s*** was 10x worse man, they had us lifting paint cans in packs of 2's back to back to back, mad heavy tools, heavy wood and all. I was geeked when they ended my assignment

Physical depression is a perfect way to describe it, man.

The warehouse experience depends 100% on your coworkers. If everyone is on the same page and busting their ass to get everything completed they’ll be good and it helps when you have cool people to talk to and, well, moan with. There is no family type work bond like at manual labor places.

But if half the staff is lazy, slow, needs constant supervision, quitting, or worst drama queens then yeah you’re in for a miserable time.

Hell yeah I swear I put my s*** in the microwave at like 11:02 for like 3 mins

Before it's even down to 30 seconds the clock already says 11:27

S*** is literally a time paradox whenever you're not working.

its ok bro, look for other warehouse work. a smaller company will have a smaller operation that's less taxing on your body

just an idea tho, since you did resign. i think you can re apply back to amazon after 60 or 90 days. next time you apply (if you do), just do part time at amazon if you want

my friend does his full time job, then on weekends he has his amazon shifts. whats cool is if he decides to call off his saturday /sunday shift, he just looks for additional 3-4 hour shifts during the night on the weekdays. like he might work his day job 8-4 and then he'll sign up to work a 7-10 or 7-11 shift the same night at amazon.

i think the job is much more tolerable in smaller doses like that. the full time, 10 hour shifts or whatever you were working, is just too much of a drag

see if you get a bonus for a part time position, stay away from full time, imo

speak that s***

I just got hired at Amazon. tomorrow is day 2 of training

this thread is making me even more nervous lol

I went to a shift worked it for like 2 months. I woke up at 12 midnight drove an hour just to work until 12 noon just about. Awful terrible depressing rote, breaks are trash.

I was a delivery driver for Amazon for a bit.

That s*** was f***ing ass.

I was clocking in over 15k steps a day easy.
Pissing in bottles and s***.

Delivering at night in the hood or the woods is not fun at all.

If you went too slow they'd get on your ass.

If you were too fast they'd send you to help someone else.

So you had to find a perfect balance.

Your basically f***ed if they send you to a location with no stores.

Always had to pack a lunch that would have too last me 10+ hrs

I would never go back son.

Amazon is a terrible place.
Your just another number

Idk why anyone would work at Amazon unless it’s corporate. Corporate pays CAKE. They just increased salaries too. If you’re smart, go work for Amazon corporate. And make sure to know their principles

i think the people working amazon warehouse are not the type to work amazon corporate