Amazon

"If you want to have the possibility of injuring your body one way or another Amazon is a good place to work "

"Your experience will be highly dependent on your L8 leadership. Different teams can vary widely with some leaders creating great environments and others breeding toxic confusion."

"reward employees for their hard work. need better roadmap of how to grow."

"I worked as a sales associate. The hours were hard but at least it was equally hard to all workers."

"It’s a demanding, high intensity environment. That may work for you and your working style, but limited time is available to build relationships and it’s not a place where you are inherently supported - you must request and sometimes follow up on support. Depending on your role, you may have flexibility but the workload is probably at least 1.5-2x what you’re accustomed to, with limited tolerance for a learning curve. There’s a lot to learn and it is very sink or swim - leaders have referred to this as purposeful Darwinism. "

"Dont work here it kinda sucks 0 out of 10"

"Be prepared to work long hours. Weekends, and holidays. Family time is difficult."

"Not a lot of diversity and usually a bro culture. "

"Go in with the understanding that you may not always be on the same shift long term because it's always "what's best for the business". That means moving hours, days to nights, even relocating to another location if necessary."

"Be prepared to be worked to death. Southern Star Express"

"Varies drastically from team to team. Overall struggles with work-life balance with regular emails/messages well before and after standard business hours. Generally tasks all feel urgent v. being prioritized effectively. "

"Be prepared to be a part of a boy's club"

"Very long hours and very male dominated. Would not recommend"

"Need to level the pay between internal and external hires. "

"Most of the most are men who will try to hook up with you. The benefits are great but don't waste your time with amazon."

"Research the team and the leadership. If possible, join a team with other new employees and a leader with Amazon experience."

"Every team is different. I have seen some that are led by women and have excellent work/life balance, kind and logical leadership, etc., but I am not on one of those teams. If there are very few women on the team, none in leadership, and no working mothers, tread carefully."

"If you come from a staffing background this type of environment Could be hard to assimilate with because the only thing you really chase it in the role is to go full-time no bonuses etc."