Working at Amazon Warehouse: What My Day Looks Like

In this video I'm going to walk you through what my day looks like working at an Amazon Warehouse.

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[jonhambrick]

I really really really appreciate all your videos. Thank you for making them. And regardless of what that first guy commented and said you do not sound dead inside you sound like a very easy-going laid-back sort of fella and I get a very good vibe from you and I appreciate what you've done here.

[heyitsmera]

My tips to staying alive at Amazon, learn the rules how much allowable time off task per dept, don’t ever exceed that and you’ll avoid write ups. If you’re going to sneak headphones be smart about it and don’t let them be visible. Never be seen on your phone even tho phones are now allowed we aren’t supposed to be using them when working. You can clock out 5 mins early or late for beginning and end of shifts (check your building as to every building may have their own regulations), lunch has a 3 minute grace period. Work consistent rather than fast (you’re there for 10 hours a day in most locations) drink water, use the restroom when you need to a lot of people are afraid to go to the bathroom because of how strict some of the managers are but that’s in your allowable tot if they give you a problem talk to hr. Also if the dept gives you too much responsibility or stress after 30 days with no write up you can transfer to a dept you may find easier to work with. Transfers are important to remember im case things in any role get to tough you can transfer out and still keep your pay starting over in a new dept and new role.

Hope this helps anyone in 2022
I’ve been at my fulfillment center 3 years in august.

Great video was trying to explain what rebinning was to my fiancé

[litaperna]

Thank you. Your job makes thousands of people happy.

[Reggaejames]

Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. You are helping out more people than you realize. You definitely deserve another subscriber. Count me in.

[mervinchacin]

Thanks a lot for being an exceptional hard worker! lots of people are actually happy with their shipping just because of guys like you, God Bless You and your Family!

[AM-bowo]

I got my badge and watch videos in a classroom setting yesterday. They changed my department from stowing to pack. We’re gonna learn to pack today I’m excited thanks for the vids, I hope to have a leg up on my peers. Wish me luck!

[flamelazer]

I'm Deaf Amazonian and have been working at Amazon for four months and I acquired work areas that are Pack, Rebin, and Induct.

Pack was my first for four months and Induct and Rebin was my only most recent, two days ago until today. That was nice but intense non-stop work.

Pack side is all about balanced including speed, strength, and strategy.

For Induct and Rebin sides, depending on the process, so basically it's all about high speed and accuracy. We can say it's fairly easy work but gonna be careful when it comes to Induct and Rebin, don't make any mistakes. Too fast, more errors.

Good video 👍

[laudemgloriae]

Thank Jesus for another blessed day 🙌🏻😃👍🏻

[dayanafunes]

I have watched every video that you have made about Amazon job! I’m starting next week, and I’m very nervous that I’m will not be able to do it, and I will be in graveyard moreee difficult, but like you said, having a job is a blessing no matter what, so I’m going to give a try! THANKS A LOOOOT:)

[TodayFreedom]

Why have I spent three hours watching videos about Amazon warehouses when I have zero intention of ever working in one?! 😂

[Referee]

Glad you take pride in your work and made a video. Stay positive and know by doing what you do you help your fellow man.

[celladorestark]

You are very humble. God bless you, and your family

[rickyrichreacts]

you talk like you are dead inside.... lol thanks for the tips! i start in 2 weeks. thurs-sun 6;30pm-5;00am

[morganfranklin]

Thank you! I didn’t know what to expect, i have a prehire appointment coming up and i really wanna do well. Thank you for the tips and being so thorough.

[homiedclown]

The least they can freaking do is let people listen to some music.

[trip]

Thanking God for your blessings is how your going to make it my man, keep up the good work, I liked your. Videos out of all the Amazon videos I've watched

[ms.stonetv]

Thanks for the info!!! Today's my first day and your videos have prepared me well ☺

[bHope]

Thank you for this video you did great. The people hating probably hate the word Jesus and hate their own lives that’s why they are picking you apart. Thank you for glorifying our Lord and savior Jesus Christ keep up the videos. I start work soon and because of your video I feel more comfortable walking in on my first day.

[BReVidy]

i start there soon. thanks for doing this video. calmed my nerves a bit

[milanimai]

This is very correct. Never ever over work yourself because you will wear yourself out.
I always like to know how many items they want me to pack or pick or stow or process per hour. I would take the expected item rate and divide it by 60 min.

For example, expected item rate is 200/60= 3.3 items per min. Meaning each min, you're expected to do 3.3 items. That is very doable and easy.