> (I'm not advocating for Amazon's labor practices, but the headline should read pro-Amazon) Your view of 'amazon's labor practices is most likely gleaned from

> (I'm not advocating for Amazon's labor practices, but the headline should read pro-Amazon) Your view of 'amazon's labor practices is most likely gleaned from what you have read about them in stories which is most certainly slanted in one direction because it makes interesting reading. Kind of a 'where there is smoke there is fire' situation. I don't know where it is written that warehouse jobs have to be non stressful or easy and they shouldn't push you. If you think the job is to hard for you at Amazon then don't work there or for them. Do people complain that sign up to be firefighters that they have to run into burning buildings? No that is part of the job. [1] [1] Go ahead and figure out a way that 'no that's different' or 'no but that doesn't mean they need to assume all negatives and risks.