Inside Amazon's Fulfillment Center in Kent, Washington
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Ever wonder what happens after you click the “buy” button on Amazon? We did, so we toured an Amazon fulfillment center to get a behind the scenes look.
The massive warehouse in Kent, Washington houses hundreds of thousands of products. Most of these can be packed and loaded on a truck in less than half an hour.
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All i know is working here at bfi4. Is way better than any other amazon facility ive worked at so far. I havent ran into one supervisor that doest make safety the #1 priority, no matter the shift. Only thing that drags it down is associates sitting on cell phones, running to the bathroom every 10 minutes or constantly leaving for water when they havent even broken a sweat. Only downfall is the people so dont take it seriously. If your package is late. Thats why.
What a nerd lmao 😂 if someone is making their rate who cares what they do
@@jennifermendoza5410 seems like your one of them. Have a good one.
Wow, just... Wow.
the efficiency is amazing! regardless of weather its right or wrong, this kind of efficiency is really something.
I’ll be working here in a few more days! Super scared yet excited :))❤️❤️
i just finished my second week, its not as bad as people make it. everyone experience is different. you like it so far?
@@wntrnheaven do y'all still work there? How is it?
The job is hell
Maybe they should add a Port-A-Potty. The workers could use that as it goes by, and then go back to their station.
Don't mind me.
Nothing like what it looks like on a day to day basis
It's definitely not that chill.
Nothing at all... Why they ain't showing stowers getting their own whip, or the 5 min walk to the bathroom or the AM walking around with a laptop from station to station giving associates bad news ..lol smh.. there's a reason why tier 1 associates aren't allowed to have their phones. A lot of shit would be revealed ..
@@MissChele1025 well employees shouldn't be using their phones while working
@@lucasLucas-uh8qo ...because of the shit that would be revealed. How does the boot taste, o loyal slave?
I start this Thursday and I'm excited as this looks like top of the line and so tecchy
welcome RP students
Maybe you should tell the truth. About how Amazon in kent terminates 3,000 disabled American workers a month in Washington state and discriminate against are fighting men and women I watched as they worked a guy so hard he stroked out on the shop floor another lady passed out another employee had a seizer all in 1 week of work
Very true!!
Amazon doesn't treat their workers well, discrimination is on the top. These people just trying to survive each day but mistreatment is unbelievable. I wonder why something is not done about this shitty place so call slavery Amazon. May God punish all these evil employer's
So if they terminate 3,000 a month... how long did they do that? They can't do it forever since there's only a certain number of disabled workers. You can't keep firing certain people if you aren't also hiring certain people. And having personally worked in "Chop shops" before where people are just numbers, if you are that stressed on the job, you need to walk out. I've seen people have seizures at work too, but they loved their jobs, so that isn't a prerequisite to a bad work place.
But as I said, I've worked in places like that... and I left places like that and didn't look back. The door swings both ways. Better to work at Walmart than that kinda crap.
@@TheMicanou yep indeed but you have to remember amazon started in washington state where they look the other way police theft homelessness they look the other way.
@Burr Anderson auto correct dont be a grammer nazi
“Nearly anything you pick to buy, is picked packaged and loaded on a truck within 45 minutes after, you submit your order. And Amazon tells us that is now to slow for them. They are working on a system that will cut this time down to? Ready for this???? Within 15 minutes! Picked packaged and loaded on a truck in 15 minutes. And right Amazon is the fastest in the industry. By far. “
thats so fucked
I miss working slam there, but my commute was horrible and not worth it.
Same here lol
@herxoxo An hour and a half on a good day. Sometimes it took over 2 hours to get to work.
@herxoxo Nah, I was up north so I drove through all the Seattle traffic, or the 405 traffic. I probably wouldn't have taken the job because of the commute, but I was part of the first group of people hired there, and starting a job in a brand new building was enticing.
The amount of chicks in yoga pants almost made the commute there worth it. Almost.
Anybody know what the pick rate is for a picker position?
Anytime I have an order coming from this facility i worry. More often then not they take days well over the delivery date to arrive, If at all. I have heard from many others with similar problem!
now i know what is happening when i place an order with amazon
Great
1:22 for FC Processes
Welcome my son
Welcome to the machine
Where have you been?
It's alright we know where you've been
You've been in the pipeline
Filling in time
Provided with toys and scouting for boys
You brought a guitar to punish your ma
And you didn't like school
And you know you're nobody's fool
So welcome to the machine
Welcome my son
Welcome to the machine
What did you dream?
It's alright we told you what to dream
You dreamed of a big star
He played a mean guitar
He always ate in the Steak Bar
He loved to drive in his Jaguar
So welcome to the machine. Pink Floyd.
Buy now 30 minutes it take 4 hours to take my money 🧐
They left out inducting and rebining. Two very shitty jobs.
I love hearing lazy people complain. If this job isn’t for you than QUIT!
How does that shit-filled boot taste?
@@20035079 well, not like yo government cheese you eatin.
Enjoy being a wagie for the rest of your life, putting one book in a box pays your wage for an hour HAHA
Amazon is spending big bucks to have machines do the jobs now done by people.