I work similar job to this, also a shopping website without this much automation system people say this kind of job is boring/horrible/depressing, etc but man I love it! I don't have to talk to anyone and just do my job The rate numbers talk so my boss know I was not lacking or lazy, and I always get some bonus pay at the end of the month I was actually happy to go to work even after 6 months
What I notices is, most people who complain about their work are just lazy. They'd rather sit in a recliner eating Bon-Bons all-day. I consider what this guy is doing, is super easy work. Try laying stone pavers all day and compare it to this😂.
"Your boss" is not a human. Your boss doesn't know you from Adam. The "computer" will write you up in a heartbeat and all the conversations/arguments with "your manager" will mean squat. You can't even contest a write-up until you get a third one. One day, they are gonna move you from station to station 30 times in one week. Maybe you'll be "counting" for 29 of the hours and only 11 hours picking for the week. During those 11 hours picking you had bad luck, conveyer issues, stalled pods, took a longer dump than usual, and just texted your friends a bit more than usual, your hand scanner was missing when you came back from break you, kept checking the Knicks playoff game score, and the pretty Kiva-girl walked by and you just happened to be concerned about amnesty items all of a sudden. Okay, you're a human being and we've all been there done that "from time to time". BUT, since you only picked for 11 hours that week it means you didn't have enough hours to "make up" for all of those non-productive moments. Do you get the picture? The computer is gonna write your behind up. Ain't NUTHIN' GONNA CHANGE THAT ! ! !
This is insane! It looks like a video game. I am a driver and I have no idea what you all do in the warehouse but I know you are working so hard!! I can’t imagine how your body must feel at the end of the day especially your neck. Thanks for all you do!!
The body adjusts. I'm 65 years old, my buddy is 68. We met on our first day together, three full years ago. It does tax my ability to ward off germs and such. One really needs to get solid night's sleep. Just got sick again. Second time in three months. Place is filthy. Folks started leaving their coats and belongings on our dining tables. So now? Custodial workers don't clean them. Check this out. I recently posted on our "My Voice" screen, in common area. These comments get seen by Amazon Execs in outside offices. It carries clout. So, I posted, "How come we haven't had warm/hot water in main bathroom for over two years? Why am I the only one noticing this? Don't our leaders use the bathroom? Unreal...." So yeah, they sent one of the elite warehouse managers to "follow up" and talk to me. Lol. I tell her, "I'm not the bathroom rep. Just fix the darn water." That was a month ago. Still just cold water.
I hate pick. I'm normally a packer but got crossed trained after about 2 months there. I have arthritis in my lower back and the fast pace and constant bending and kneeling hurt like hell. I ended up getting a write up which turned out to be a good thing because my pack leader basically forced me to get an accommodation for my back so now I only do 8 hour shifts instead of 10.
I started in pick, and eventually counting. Recently cross-trained in pack-singles. Yes, most prefer packing to picking. Picking is by far more physically demanding. Counting was a breeze in the beginning, but got extremely boring and extremely tiring after a few months. Mostly, because when bending and kneeling, you are staying "down there" for a bit because you gotta count a few items and put them back, as opposed to just grabbing and going on one's way. So, lots of kneeling on one or both knees, and having to get up from that position 300 times a night (I use the ladder to hold onto while going down on knee, and getting up. It truly helps Lol. Anyway, I also have to use the ladder to go up, as I have to remain there. When picking at ARSAW, I use the ladder, maybe twice per week, as I'm tall.
@@Chuqi561so I live near the Edison warehouse and had a question. When applying, do you get to select which position you would want in the warehouse? I'm trying to avoid the outbound pack position.
I started working in one here in Japan, and it sucks man. Holy crap, doing this 10 hours per day is horrible. And the leader started to pressure me into doing it fast to hit that 400 rate per hour. I can only hit 320 or so. There always a few product that look identical and takes a lot of time to scan each one. Some are huge boxes hard to grab, etc. It's impossible to hit 400. I'm on my first week and I decided to seek for another job already. Btw, I do the same fucking job and in Japan they only pay 1200 Yen, which is roughly $9 per hour. Fuck that place lol.
As long as your not in the bottom 10% you will usually be fine, they tell you goals but here in the us at mine as long as we aren’t in the bottom it isn’t really a problem
@pullingthestrings5233 I honestly think because amazon can be too much at times if you go to the bathroom for too long u get written up or if u come back from lunch . min late u get a warning its like seriously smh that's why at times its best pack up your lunch before u leave your crib or if u have to use the bathroom do it as fast as possible as crazy as it sounds I actually agree at times u can be just helping someone out in your boss will come by in ask why u weren't at your station smh
Just started picking at Amazon and I love this video so I can show people what I actually do. I work overnight 12 hour shifts but it’s been the best thing ever for me.
How many of you pickers have left a hand-scanners in a tote and sent it down? And yes, sometimes they fall into the tote. Later, "Oh, I thought I heard something fall". Lol
Hmm really? as far as this job goes, try to have 180 + stops with groups stops and starting as late as 10:10am and by 4:30 to 5pm you still have a lot of stops and it’s already dark and heavy rain, yup here in PNW . I rather be doing his job where nobody bothers me and I do my own thing then be outside dealing with the weather , traffic etc.
I work as a picker easy job just long hours for me I work 12 hours shifts and I just don't like that they track how fast your going so they are kinda strict about your tac time
@@assog5737 It's unrealistic expectations... They expect you to pick 500 items an hour minimum in my warehouse, do you know how physical that is? My legs wanted to fall out
@@mrbobbilly2 I've worked in numerous warehouses, since 1973. All those little lite weight items you are pulling is nothing. Try having all the items you have to pull at 50 - 100 pounds. Then after pulling orders all night for 10 hours. You go and help load trucks so we all can get out of there in 14 hours. Then drive home for a hour. We were teamsters, making good money. But believe me we more than earned it. It's called growing up and being a adult.
I envy the patience you guys have.. day in day out doing this must be mentally draining. Fun for the best part the first few hours of starting the job, but man.. i couldnt bare this daily..
Lots of people complain about how “hard” the work at Amazon is but our ancestors worked just as hard in the fields for thousands of years and they didn’t complain🙄. When I’m at work I just imagine myself being in their shoes and I realize that if they could do it then I can do it too. We wouldn’t be here without the hard labor and sacrifices of billions of farmers and factory workers. In fact more than a billion people still grow and harvest crops by hand, and that’s more hard work than working at Amazon.
There's a lot of stuff my ancestors could do that I cannot do. Especially if you go far enough back because some of them had organs and tendons that some of us do not have anymore.
@ You’re just making up an excuse to be lazy. None of the statements you made are factually correct, humans are biologically the same as we were 4 or 5 hundred years ago. In fact, right now as we speak there are still more than one BILLION people alive today who still live a manual labor agricultural lifestyle with no technology in India or Africa. So are you saying you are somehow biologically different from them? Please🙄. This kind of thinking is the reason there’s so many fat people in this country.
In India small business who run a busy online store, dont have so much automation and is very under paid work. Yet One wrong dispatch and you will be charged from the small salary.
Then Modi needs to stop worrying about being friends with putin and maybe he should work more in his country to make working conditions better like we did in America.
I was trying out two full time jobs working a 10 hr shift and a 8 hour shift the worse decision ever i only did it for a month , was up for 48 plus hours never again. Only doing one full time and a part-time unless other fulltim3 is a desk position
400 with but rate has to be atleast 9 smh im in Akron we are treated like numbers… the thing is at the beginning they don’t but once you answer all the questions after the first week let’s say it’ll be like does ur leader treat u like you belong in the team? Does your leader treat u like a number x y z so u answer positive thts it… you answered in their favor made them look good they get the lead position n ur fucked!!! Now they treat you like a number they time u if ur in the restroom n constantly coming to you n see y ur rate isn’t as they want 🤬
@@fredjones6847 it’s not so bad in the sense that u don’t have to deal with anyone else’s shit. Great for an introvert, easy job. Just monotonous, haven’t been bothered about using headphones but that’s prob because I’m always top 5
@@Pingaheimer yeah im an introvert and I just listen to podcasts. they have those headphones you can buy now so i dont think they care much about headphones in general at my buiilding. everyones wearing them.
technically i dont think you are supposed to bend your back. you are supposed to keep your back straight and only bend your knees. like when you lift at gym. you can get bulging of the intervertebral disc if lifting objects are not done properly.
That's correct, but after 12 hr shifts of bending knees and using the step ladder, you're going to give in. Your body overall starts to wear out working in warehouses anyway
Amigo no se si hablas español pero quisiera hacerte una pregunta. Para conseguir este trabajo te piden titulo de high school? O simplemente que tengas tu permiso de trabajo y social security?
En la aplicacion en Linea te pide pero asi no tengas diploma high school tu le Das en que lo tienes y ya y tienes que llenar toda la informacion correcta documentos passaporte o prueba de estastus legal
So i have bad knees and cant be going up and down stairs for 10 hours a day. If i tell them during orientation will it matter or do I need medical documentation?
Amazon really isn’t a bad place to work, however picking is by far my last choice! I do pack, stow, picking, recieve and icqa. But my favourite by far is amnesty’s responder. Good job on video brother
Ikr and don’t even get me started about FedEx, Amazon is a walk in the park by comparison, FedEx ground is like a war zone everyday humans vs. invading packages💀.
Need improvement in picking techniques. 1- before a pod arrives at your station. Check the bin location, item quantity, color and shape of the item. As pod arriving u must approach the bin location and pull the item out. ( don't spend a lot of time looking at the screen try to memorize the item pic) next while scanning the item look foe the blinking rack light. Drop the item in the tote with one hand and touch the rack light with the other hand but be very fast.
That’s cool to know! I thank your father 🩷. It helped a lot when I worked in retail. I just hated when the bar code reader couldn’t scan the bar code right for some reason, we had to put each number in the register to see the item and price on the cash register screen. But I can’t complain, my grandparents used to own a local small neighborhood market and bar codes weren’t invented yet so they just rung up the prices and wrote every item on a receipt with the carbon paper to give their customers their receipt. Now we rely on technology for almost everything, it can make like much easier lol 😁
Picking is great can be back breaking I scan on average 1000 units per a 3 hour period. I hit the top 10 in production and quality every week, I'm a learning ambo and trying to move up to pa
Lmao it's always ppl walking back and forth to talk to,, you're not on a island by yourself,, it's literally a picker right across from you to talk to if you know them ,, its not depressing
I work similar job to this, also a shopping website without this much automation system
people say this kind of job is boring/horrible/depressing, etc
but man I love it! I don't have to talk to anyone and just do my job
The rate numbers talk so my boss know I was not lacking or lazy, and I always get some bonus pay at the end of the month
I was actually happy to go to work even after 6 months
What I notices is, most people who complain about their work are just lazy. They'd rather sit in a recliner eating Bon-Bons all-day. I consider what this guy is doing, is super easy work. Try laying stone pavers all day and compare it to this😂.
HOW may I do to get the same one??? I really wanted
@@397coney7ikr this jobs is clearly stress free only physical not even the slightest
How on earth do you get bonus pay as a picker? 😐
"Your boss" is not a human. Your boss doesn't know you from Adam. The "computer" will write you up in a heartbeat and all the conversations/arguments with "your manager" will mean squat. You can't even contest a write-up until you get a third one. One day, they are gonna move you from station to station 30 times in one week. Maybe you'll be "counting" for 29 of the hours and only 11 hours picking for the week. During those 11 hours picking you had bad luck, conveyer issues, stalled pods, took a longer dump than usual, and just texted your friends a bit more than usual, your hand scanner was missing when you came back from break you, kept checking the Knicks playoff game score, and the pretty Kiva-girl walked by and you just happened to be concerned about amnesty items all of a sudden. Okay, you're a human being and we've all been there done that "from time to time". BUT, since you only picked for 11 hours that week it means you didn't have enough hours to "make up" for all of those non-productive moments. Do you get the picture? The computer is gonna write your behind up. Ain't NUTHIN' GONNA CHANGE THAT ! ! !
Thanks for your hard work getting my order to Hawaii mad fast!
It's a pleasure 🙏
This is insane! It looks like a video game. I am a driver and I have no idea what you all do in the warehouse but I know you are working so hard!! I can’t imagine how your body must feel at the end of the day especially your neck. Thanks for all you do!!
How many hours do you deliver a day and what’s the pay?
@Shon9tilR 10-12 hours a day,, 4 days a week,,, extra days are available but optional
@@Shon9tilRI think the starting off pay for truck drivers now there is like 23
The body adjusts. I'm 65 years old, my buddy is 68. We met on our first day together, three full years ago. It does tax my ability to ward off germs and such. One really needs to get solid night's sleep. Just got sick again. Second time in three months. Place is filthy. Folks started leaving their coats and belongings on our dining tables. So now? Custodial workers don't clean them. Check this out. I recently posted on our "My Voice" screen, in common area. These comments get seen by Amazon Execs in outside offices. It carries clout. So, I posted, "How come we haven't had warm/hot water in main bathroom for over two years? Why am I the only one noticing this? Don't our leaders use the bathroom? Unreal...." So yeah, they sent one of the elite warehouse managers to "follow up" and talk to me. Lol. I tell her, "I'm not the bathroom rep. Just fix the darn water." That was a month ago. Still just cold water.
FYI it's vastly different at each site especially if they are not one of these AR sites like in the video
I enjoyed watching this video. It relaxed me for some reason.
I hate pick. I'm normally a packer but got crossed trained after about 2 months there. I have arthritis in my lower back and the fast pace and constant bending and kneeling hurt like hell. I ended up getting a write up which turned out to be a good thing because my pack leader basically forced me to get an accommodation for my back so now I only do 8 hour shifts instead of 10.
I have RA and when asked on the document about disability I put dont wish to answer. Now I regret it.
My home path is pick, also trained in pack singles and AFE multis, and learning ambo for pick
I started in pick, and eventually counting. Recently cross-trained in pack-singles. Yes, most prefer packing to picking. Picking is by far more physically demanding. Counting was a breeze in the beginning, but got extremely boring and extremely tiring after a few months. Mostly, because when bending and kneeling, you are staying "down there" for a bit because you gotta count a few items and put them back, as opposed to just grabbing and going on one's way. So, lots of kneeling on one or both knees, and having to get up from that position 300 times a night (I use the ladder to hold onto while going down on knee, and getting up. It truly helps Lol. Anyway, I also have to use the ladder to go up, as I have to remain there. When picking at ARSAW, I use the ladder, maybe twice per week, as I'm tall.
I do this picking work 12 hours at Amazon, Edison. I love doing it. My weight improved......i don't see anything wrong with picking.
I work in Edison as a picker on a pit machine
@@Chuqi561so I live near the Edison warehouse and had a question. When applying, do you get to select which position you would want in the warehouse? I'm trying to avoid the outbound pack position.
@@peterrusso7336 No they didn't let me select which position i was doing i had to do pit machine as a picker i wish they did get to choose
@@peterrusso7336 what is outbound pack position like?
Pick rate for Edison FC? I hear its over Three hundred now.
I started working in one here in Japan, and it sucks man.
Holy crap, doing this 10 hours per day is horrible. And the leader started to pressure me into doing it fast to hit that 400 rate per hour. I can only hit 320 or so. There always a few product that look identical and takes a lot of time to scan each one. Some are huge boxes hard to grab, etc. It's impossible to hit 400.
I'm on my first week and I decided to seek for another job already.
Btw, I do the same fucking job and in Japan they only pay 1200 Yen, which is roughly $9 per hour. Fuck that place lol.
You’re technique is probably bad . Try staying stationary
I hit 550-600 per hour man..
@@DEVIL3974 way to one up
@@YungBl3ss94 nobody asked for advice
As long as your not in the bottom 10% you will usually be fine, they tell you goals but here in the us at mine as long as we aren’t in the bottom it isn’t really a problem
great job Never a boring moment makes the day go by real fast
Liar
Lmaooo I stow
It does go fast, I never got bored.
Working at Amazon is mentally not for the weak!! It’s so boring/redundant but pays well!
Been here for 5 years and seen so so many people come and go. Some don't even finish the shift.😅
@@pullingthestrings5233same here,, 6 years in ,, stow
@@pullingthestrings5233fuck this ima outa here
@pullingthestrings5233 I honestly think because amazon can be too much at times if you go to the bathroom for too long u get written up or if u come back from lunch . min late u get a warning its like seriously smh that's why at times its best pack up your lunch before u leave your crib or if u have to use the bathroom do it as fast as possible as crazy as it sounds I actually agree at times u can be just helping someone out in your boss will come by in ask why u weren't at your station smh
@@pullingthestrings5233lol that’s me I have my first day again today for the 5th time now I always leave for like 6months to a year then end up back
This has to be easier than pallet building! Good job!
@jonny_laguna
It all depends at the speed and how long is the shift.
I rather pallet build
@ not where I was… Memphis is no joke
Just started picking at Amazon and I love this video so I can show people what I actually do. I work overnight 12 hour shifts but it’s been the best thing ever for me.
Nah i got laughed at for doing such simple job
@@isaaccastro5866 haha yea I quit. I thought I was gonna like it but hell nah. Haha
@@isaaccastro5866- you’re making money though! If someone laughs at you for that, that’s on them. You’re earning an honest living. Keep on keeping on!
So 36 hours a week? Health benefits?
ShittiesT job in the FC LMFAO
#PROUD🫥
Lots of jobs are repetitive. Try pulling lumber from a chain in a building that’s a hundred degrees in the summer..that’s tough work!
How many of you pickers have left a hand-scanners in a tote and sent it down? And yes, sometimes they fall into the tote. Later, "Oh, I thought I heard something fall". Lol
I do the same job in the Amazon facility near Milan Italy and I fucking love it!!
Still love it?
Work as a processor on returns at Amazon. Gonna apply for this job very soon.
You don't like returns? Is not more easy than this?
This job is worse than being in prison 9 hours in a 4x4 cell everyday without any active communication
Trust me, this job is much better than working at any fast-food restaurants.
Hm, really?
Hmm really? as far as this job goes, try to have 180 + stops with groups stops and starting as late as 10:10am and by 4:30 to 5pm you still have a lot of stops and it’s already dark and heavy rain, yup here in PNW . I rather be doing his job where nobody bothers me and I do my own thing then be outside dealing with the weather , traffic etc.
As an introvert who hates dealing with ppl this is a dream for me I start this weekend 😊
@@nandanshetty1624 trust me, you will do a whole 180 if you worked at FedEx or ups, amazon will be light work and better lol
Looks like a fun job... I would love to work doing that all day!!
No te creo te cansarias.
It isn’t 😂
Did this for 3 years it was awful learned a lot but just depressing 😢
Unless you’re doing what you love, EVERY job can & will get depressing at some point…..
@@BillieJean2.0 true 👍🏻
It is a robotic job that's hard for humans to endure !
@@BillieJean2.0 So true.
@ajc_9703 if you socialize with ppl throughout the day,, it shouldn't be depressing,, & we have our phones to keep us woke
I work as a picker easy job just long hours for me I work 12 hours shifts and I just don't like that they track how fast your going so they are kinda strict about your tac time
Thats why it's called work.
@@assog5737 bezos simp 🤡
@@assog5737 It's unrealistic expectations... They expect you to pick 500 items an hour minimum in my warehouse, do you know how physical that is? My legs wanted to fall out
@@mrbobbilly2
I've worked in numerous warehouses, since 1973.
All those little lite weight items you are pulling is nothing.
Try having all the items you have to pull at 50 - 100 pounds.
Then after pulling orders all night for 10 hours.
You go and help load trucks so we all can get out of there in 14 hours.
Then drive home for a hour.
We were teamsters, making good money.
But believe me we more than earned it.
It's called growing up and being a adult.
@ASS OG I do this job also and I bet your old ass wouldn't hit the hourly pick rate for 12 hours straight.
I envy the patience you guys have.. day in day out doing this must be mentally draining.
Fun for the best part the first few hours of starting the job, but man.. i couldnt bare this daily..
Thanks for posting this by the way!
I like pick, stow and decant can't wait to go back
Lots of people complain about how “hard” the work at Amazon is but our ancestors worked just as hard in the fields for thousands of years and they didn’t complain🙄. When I’m at work I just imagine myself being in their shoes and I realize that if they could do it then I can do it too. We wouldn’t be here without the hard labor and sacrifices of billions of farmers and factory workers. In fact more than a billion people still grow and harvest crops by hand, and that’s more hard work than working at Amazon.
There's a lot of stuff my ancestors could do that I cannot do. Especially if you go far enough back because some of them had organs and tendons that some of us do not have anymore.
@ You’re just making up an excuse to be lazy. None of the statements you made are factually correct, humans are biologically the same as we were 4 or 5 hundred years ago. In fact, right now as we speak there are still more than one BILLION people alive today who still live a manual labor agricultural lifestyle with no technology in India or Africa. So are you saying you are somehow biologically different from them? Please🙄. This kind of thinking is the reason there’s so many fat people in this country.
Oh wow, I would love this kind of job. Looks like it’s fun. I’m old but I’m going to apply for a picking job!😊
Great work when you’re making more than $22.00 HR. In Tennessee 🎉
Where is this in tn?!?!
Q pasa si el item no se encuentra en la locación (picking)? Q pasa si el item no reconoce el scanner?
I miss working with Amazon I was forced to stop because of a back injury 😢
Gonna get cross trained next week to do pick upstairs …not sure if this is what I’ll be doing or something else
Damn this dude is slow af ! They would be been on my ass for going that slow
He is really slow, bro. I don't know how he made his rate and how many items he scanned per hour...I just laugh 😅
If I was in his position I would be going the same speed as him. I'm no octopus.
He's going at the pace he should. We're humans not machines
Is 500 items in 2 hours and a half fast for pick which I did
What's your favorite role at amazon? We've heard pickers get injured often
In India small business who run a busy online store, dont have so much automation and is very under paid work.
Yet One wrong dispatch and you will be charged from the small salary.
Then Modi needs to stop worrying about being friends with putin and maybe he should work more in his country to make working conditions better like we did in America.
I’m sorry about what you are going through. You can tell your boss he’s a benjud .
I'd probably be very interested in that. Looks simple to do. Lol
Bros working at 2mph
I was trying out two full time jobs working a 10 hr shift and a 8 hour shift the worse decision ever i only did it for a month , was up for 48 plus hours never again. Only doing one full time and a part-time unless other fulltim3 is a desk position
How many boxes are u supposed to do before your first break?
300 😢
@@kirika20300 within 3hrs and 30min???😂😂😂 Youre Fired!💯 I do like 1350-1420 UPH
400 with but rate has to be atleast 9 smh im in Akron we are treated like numbers… the thing is at the beginning they don’t but once you answer all the questions after the first week let’s say it’ll be like does ur leader treat u like you belong in the team? Does your leader treat u like a number x y z so u answer positive thts it… you answered in their favor made them look good they get the lead position n ur fucked!!! Now they treat you like a number they time u if ur in the restroom n constantly coming to you n see y ur rate isn’t as they want 🤬
I hope that this is this guy's first week. "Hustle" is not in his DNA.
damn and i thought packing was easy...i dont pack anymore but damn i wish i started out picking lol
He's taking his time not bad
How do you know what tote the item goes in. How are you closing out the tote
the tote the item is supposed to go in is usually lighting up
Screen tells you. Or you use common sense if bin reaches full line.
I am 65 years old and just started doing this and let me tell you something that kicks my old ass I'm a look for another job😮
What is usually the first position people get when they begin working at Amazon fulfillment centers ?
Stow. I was moved to decant but I want to go back to stow cuz I was losing weight lol
usually Pick or Stow department
Pick, stow or afe
Man he is working hard
love picking job
Are you rostered to pick every shift or does the role rotate?
4 hr flex pick shift is easy money, 10 hr full time pick shift is hell
oh no you get used to it real quick. it's a paid workout for me.
@@fredjones6847 it’s not so bad in the sense that u don’t have to deal with anyone else’s shit. Great for an introvert, easy job. Just monotonous, haven’t been bothered about using headphones but that’s prob because I’m always top 5
@@Pingaheimer yeah im an introvert and I just listen to podcasts. they have those headphones you can buy now so i dont think they care much about headphones in general at my buiilding. everyones wearing them.
1:45 And this is why robots will replace us…. humans make too many errors. I’m just glad all my packages always been good 😅
Never order anything resembling potato-chips from Amazon. Lol.
that's interesting,,,,just realize how u find from so many boxes,,,,,,actually have a light spot on to the correct box for ppl to pick the goods 😲
Scanning too many wrong items. Not going to make rate that way.
is it quicker to check every barcode?
1:14 always kills my vibe i swear
how do you know which bucket you put the item after scanning it
That black round disc has a light that shows him what box to put the item in
Usually all the buckets are logged into the computer and circled with lights indicating where things are going.
Definitely a chimpanzee could do it
I used to work in amazon for 3 days. Its torture. I learned some language and migrated
Link to apply? What what do I type in specifically to search for this job?
Those carts just keep on coming. When does a worker have time to check their social media?
It’s a job of course you can’t be checking your phone lol what ?
i work at amazon it’s not that bad
😂😂😂😂On YOUR time, not company time.
@@397coney7 Use the Spiccoli argument .. "it's not just company time, it's my time too".
Before and after work. 🤷🏻♀️
Nice work, that kind of work need to familiarize the items . How I wish to work like that. How to apply? I’m from Philippines ❤️❤️❤️
You can Go to Amazon job online Everything is online
technically i dont think you are supposed to bend your back.
you are supposed to keep your back straight and only bend your knees. like when you lift at gym.
you can get bulging of the intervertebral disc if lifting objects are not done properly.
That's correct, but after 12 hr shifts of bending knees and using the step ladder, you're going to give in. Your body overall starts to wear out working in warehouses anyway
Amigo no se si hablas español pero quisiera hacerte una pregunta.
Para conseguir este trabajo te piden titulo de high school? O simplemente que tengas tu permiso de trabajo y social security?
En la aplicacion en Linea te pide pero asi no tengas diploma high school tu le Das en que lo tienes y ya y tienes que llenar toda la informacion correcta documentos passaporte o prueba de estastus legal
@@elmerromero7628 ok muchas gracias
I like the video it looks fun working at Amazon scanning items
Is there an ergo mat for your feet?
Those are the worst they absorb so much energy
Are you able to use earphones?
Wich states in
So i have bad knees and cant be going up and down stairs for 10 hours a day. If i tell them during orientation will it matter or do I need medical documentation?
Amazon really isn’t a bad place to work, however picking is by far my last choice! I do pack, stow, picking, recieve and icqa. But my favourite by far is amnesty’s responder. Good job on video brother
How do you become a amnisty responder?
. You get cross trained. Then you get assigned daily.
What role is 7:30am-6pm
I work 7:30am-6:00pm but that's for ship dock at AMXL.
I work 6:30pm-7:00am and I pick 370PH and literally get Document Positives every single week!💯
What warehouse you assign? Thanks
This is the most NPC thing I have seen all day
Great job
picking/stowing SUCKS. lol @ these comments - i lost parts of my soul to these stations.
There's no way you'd hit your target in the UK picking like that. 300 p/h at best?
400 after 2 weeks training 😌
300 on day one and im weak out of shape
Oye bro cual es el mejor puesto o para aplicar
And people complain about this job? Better than picking at a CVS distributor.
💯💯💯 Facts
Ikr and don’t even get me started about FedEx, Amazon is a walk in the park by comparison, FedEx ground is like a war zone everyday humans vs. invading packages💀.
@@RealVedicAstrology facts, I used to work at FedEx and it was like war there, amazon is light work compared to FedEx and ups lol
@@ronaldocruz4594 ikr people are never grateful until they experience real hardship
how u apply the sites takes me to another state ive even tried using other peoples devices
Just cross trained to pick from count and love it! Your body at the end of 12 hour shift will be in agony though. Not for the faint of heart.
Yes but it takes less than 2 months and your body adapts. Then it just becomes a routine daily workout.
Hi Romero, could you please make a video clip after you do in this video. Thanks 👍
Yes I will
Great job but you need to move 5x faster to be left alone by leaders lol
Need improvement in picking techniques. 1- before a pod arrives at your station. Check the bin location, item quantity, color and shape of the item. As pod arriving u must approach the bin location and pull the item out. ( don't spend a lot of time looking at the screen try to memorize the item pic) next while scanning the item look foe the blinking rack light. Drop the item in the tote with one hand and touch the rack light with the other hand but be very fast.
Nice one Sir, thank you. I applied the same method at my picking job with Amazon at Edison New Jersey. It works😊 best for me....
Is this in Tracy or Turlock ?
I want to do this but Part time
Do workers have to work at every type of stations or can they choose to be a picker or other areas?
You are usually assigned a spot or station
Me pregunto cómo ara ahora para sacar el teléfono
Do those lights always flash on the id number?
Does the computer screen shows u which totes to place the items??
Yes
Man he picks slow, they had us running ragged when picking especially during they holiday season your tat time must be really high
Thank my late father for inventing bar code reader.
That’s cool to know! I thank your father 🩷. It helped a lot when I worked in retail. I just hated when the bar code reader couldn’t scan the bar code right for some reason, we had to put each number in the register to see the item and price on the cash register screen. But I can’t complain, my grandparents used to own a local small neighborhood market and bar codes weren’t invented yet so they just rung up the prices and wrote every item on a receipt with the carbon paper to give their customers their receipt. Now we rely on technology for almost everything, it can make like much easier lol 😁
do you work at clt4?
I didn't see you put a tote on the conveyor
Let's build this guy's Channel to the point where he no longer needs AMAZON😊 .... Watching from UK🇬🇧👍🏾🙏🏾
No lol
Picking is great can be back breaking I scan on average 1000 units per a 3 hour period. I hit the top 10 in production and quality every week, I'm a learning ambo and trying to move up to pa
So that you can be one of the assholes?
His is depressing how you have to push that button so they know how long you put the item in the bin.
Me encantaria trabajar en amazon pero mi ingles es muy malo de verdad es necesario el ingles para trabakar ahi yo vivo en newark 😢
Am very happy 😃 because I went to my pre hire appointment and I waited for my results and I got the job 😊
Good luck 😅😅
@ thank u it was alright 👍 but I rather do picking lol 😂
Me personally that’s too slow for a picker
quiero trabagar ay puedo ir ala planta para meter la plicacion
Perfect when you hate working with people.
😂
How do u know which box to put it in
A light, lights up for the bin.
@@michaelboots7690 Ty
This process could be made so much more efficient without people having to work harder
This isn't the picking I did at Amazon. I walked my butt off or was in an order picker all day
Oh wow, so you don't have to walk around the building to pick the items anymore?
not at the newer ones
Pick rate? I hear its over 300 Per Hr.
He picks too many wrong items to make rate.
Holy crap. I thought working at the Delivery Station was sad. I start getting depress watching this.....serious I clicked away.
Lmao it's always ppl walking back and forth to talk to,, you're not on a island by yourself,, it's literally a picker right across from you to talk to if you know them ,, its not depressing