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everyone's quitting... but Amazon's hiring does not seem to be picking up slack (unless they just increase the workload on current employees). I mean, if a lot
by ohstopitu 10y ago
everyone's quitting... but Amazon's hiring does not seem to be picking up slack (unless they just increase the workload on current employees).
I mean, if a lot of people were quitting, recruiters would be trying their best to replace them. While I have seen a lot of open positions on amazon.jobs, they have been open for months (some even for a year) and are still accepting resumes (they seem to be taking their time replacing people if at all).
and in all honesty, I'd still want to work there if I can get a chance (so if Amazon employees / recruiters are hiring in Canada, please email me).
- Practicality 10y agoI've been getting a strange number of recruiters contacting me from Amazon recently, when I am not looking for a job. I mean, there are always recruiters, but the Amazon ones are always like "You've got 1month+ experience, you get a job!" I was always put off by how entry level they sound.
- ohstopitu 10y agoI have had a couple of amazon recruiters contact me (I applied via their website), and both appeared to be confused (I wanted a position in Toronto/Vancouver) which they assured me was what I was selected for (to go through the interview process). However after the first online test, they changed it to a Seattle-based position and made me do the test again. As for the entry level jobs, it's weird because I applied to both SDEI (0 - 3 yrs of exp) and SDEII (1 - 3 yrs of exp) - and they rejected me for SDEI (which I'm more qualified for) while I was "under consideration" for SDEII.