Amazon Employee Reviews for Warehouse Worker

"Amazon is overall a terrible place to work. Low pay and long hours make the job hard to tolerate. But I do what I must to get the job done."

"Amazon will hire and train employees to work in their warehouse with great health benefits on your initial start date. If you work hard and search for additional training opportunities, you can submit for higher-level roles at various locations nationally. Transferring to other locations can be accomplished by using their internal online system to help with relocation or just job advancement. Amazon will also help pay tuition for people interested in obtaining careers outside of the company."

"Working in an Amazon warehouse environment you need to have all appropriate wear before clocking in. These are required before entering the floor. Your safety vests to help visibility for vans and others, hair above shoulders, comfortable shoes, name badge, gloves in order to properly handle packages and extensive stretching before starting. As an Amazon Delivery Station worker, you should be prepared for shifts that: walk/ stand the entire time, carrying packages the size of an envelope to an oversized 50-pound box throughout the shift, walking an average of 10 miles daily, and learning the different functions in the warehouse. Though this position has the same functions daily to be prepared to adapt according to the daily warehouse needs. As a DLV1 worker, your main functions are stowing packages, being a catcher, diverter, inductor, unloader, water spider, and problem solve area. The warehouse has fun activities to reward workers monthly such as providing lunch or snacks. Full-time workers receive healthcare benefits."

"Doing work there for about 2 years and have enjoyed my time there, fast pace challenging and engaging the staff and management provide a smooth work environment that allowed me the chance to work and experience what its like to be apart of a team working hard to ensure products are delivered to there customers on time."