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After quiting my job at Amazon I have worked at three other warehouses, every single one of them has been nightmare fuel compared to Amazon. The warehouse I'm at right now, you get 5 hours of PTO A MONTH, UPT dosnt exist, VTO dosnt exist and less safety precautions. Overall its way harder work and shittier benefits. Please if you are someone who is thinking about leaving Amazon for another warehouse, please reconsider, I genuinly regret quitting Amazon. And I have been trying to reapply for so long but I never see an opening. I thought the grass was greener on the other side, but no, its definitely not. submitted by /u/TheTrippyPotato to r/AmazonFC [link] [comments]

Hi, I’m a 20 year old college student and I just recently moved to California from Texas about a year ago. I have full flexibility in my schedule. I have previous work experience but only in food service. I’m urgently looking for work and considering i’m in the inland empire, it seems like warehouse jobs are my best bet for a job that would help me achieve financial independence. How do I get a job at amazon, i check the hiring website every week but I see nothing every time, is there certain times i should be checking, people i should be calling? Any tips would be appreciated, thank you. UPDATE : got a job at amazon by checking every minute (literally) of the hiring website for 2 hours a day for about 3 days. thanks for the advice everyone submitted by /u/Conscious_Fig_9619 to r/AmazonFC [link] [comments]

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What’s is the most frequent day or time do the Amazon job posting get posted on the website I know that it varys for city and states and the Amazons but what is a universal time or day that there is most likely if not definitely gonna be posting for sure submitted by /u/Agitated_Walrus41 to r/AmazonFC [link] [comments]

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I just finished a final interview loop for an Amazon L4 role. Four interviews. Nearly four hours. Weeks of preparation. I passed the phone screen and made it all the way to the panel. I didn’t get the job. What hurt the most wasn’t even the rejection. It was how long the process dragged on and how it was handled. After the panel, instead of a clear decision, I was told we would “connect.” That turned into almost three weeks of waiting. The hiring manager kept trying to schedule calls, pushing things forward, then going quiet again. I stayed ready, rearranged my days, and kept waiting. Normally I’m used to rejections. Every graduate is. You apply, you wait, you get an email, and you move on. But this time felt different. The way it was handled made me think this might actually be it. I let myself hope. When the decision finally came, the feedback was vague. Things like repeating stories and communication clarity. I’ll take that on board and work on becoming a better interviewee, but it still stings after putting so much into it. What makes this a bit challenging is that I’m an L1 in a fulfilment centre. I was working part-time while studying and have only recently moved into full-time work after graduating. Most of my impact has come from frontline execution, influencing without formal authority, and solving problems in real time. Translating fulfilment centre processes, trade-offs, and fast, on-the-ground decision making into clear, corporate-style L4 narratives isn’t easy, but it’s something I worked hard on and prepared for. I went into the interviews with multiple structured examples and did my best to communicate the impact clearly, even when the work itself was messy, fast-paced, and interconnected. I genuinely like Amazon. I want to grow here, move from an L1 role into a corporate or analyst position, and contribute at a broader level. That’s why this one hurt more than most. And yeah, I cried. Properly cried. I’m 6’4”, 220 plus pounds, and I broke down. Not because Amazon is special, but because job hunting is mentally exhausting. You put your life on pause. You picture stability. You think maybe this is the break. Then it’s gone. I know I’ll be okay eventually. I’m a First-Class graduate with real experience in high-pressure, time-critical environments. One rejection doesn’t define me. I know i can do the work. But right now, I’m tired, disappointed, and frustrated by how dehumanising this process can feel. If you’re going through the same thing, grinding interviews and still getting knocked back, you’re not alone. This system is genuinely hard. Rant over. On to the next one submitted by /u/OutsideTalk6764 to r/amazonemployees [link] [comments]

every single time i visit the amazon job site theres never any positions open and no matter how many miles i change it to theres still nothing and whats funny is that theres about 3 or 4 amazon warehouses in less then 20 miles away from my house. how do i get a job there if its like this? submitted by /u/Muted_Gur_2882 to r/FASCAmazon [link] [comments]

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So Amazon just decided to yeet 30,000 corporate workers into the sun Not warehouse folks Not seasonal hires The people who actually run the machine And the market’s reaction “Yessss daddy Bezos cut more costs please” Stock goes up because apparently job losses = line go up Here’s what’s wild Everyone keeps saying AI is overhyped Meanwhile Amazon is basically saying “We don’t need humans for this anymore” AWS slowing Retail margins razor thin Robots and LLMs taking the PowerPoint warriors’ jobs Imagine being told for years “Get a tech job it’s safe” Then boom AI says “You’re not even middle management material” This feels less like cost optimization and more like a warning shot for white-collar workers everywhere I’m holding AMZN because tendies but damn Something about this doesn’t feel bullish for society Thoughts Is this the new normal submitted by /u/Alone_Kick_4571 to r/stocks [link] [comments]

Every time I check the website it’s literally always “sorry there’s no available jobs in your area” no matter what. I remember a time when Amazon used to always be hiring smh!! Is it cuz folks just aren’t quitting cuz they know how difficult it is to get a job right now? Like is Amazon that oversaturated with employees they just cannot hire anymore??? Like wtf….my homegirl told me she got in by putting an application, they drugged test her and hired her immediately, like she didn’t even get interviewed fr. Like how are u supposed to get hired if you can’t even put a fucking application in!! submitted by /u/Less-Pen-5705 to r/AmazonFC [link] [comments]

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Everybody talks about how Amazon is always hiring and to go work there if you need a job, but for the last month I've been checking for job postings almost daily on amazonjobs. I literally filter it to 50 miles and select every role and every shift and NO POSTINGS. Hell I even filter it to 100 miles just out of curiosity and nothing. I live in California too next to extremely busy cities. You're telling me there's of the dozens of warehouses in my 100 mile radius that aren't hiring? I did this some time last year for a while and had the same result. HOW TF DO YOU GET A JOB HERE???? submitted by /u/Im_Will_Smith to r/AmazonFC [link] [comments]