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The point of the article seems to be to warn people that they are not physically capable of doing these things and to explain the human toll of a job like this
by supercanuck 7y ago
The point of the article seems to be to warn people that they are not physically capable of doing these things and to explain the human toll of a job like this.
Why so sensitive to Amazon?
- 9HZZRfNlpR 7y agoBecause people work day and day out shitty doing shitty manual labour without people even noticing them. Having worked there fur very long the whole article is just big whining, for some reason Amazon warehouses is a popular subject.
- supercanuck 7y agoAnd those people deserve to be treated with respect and dignity too.
- MiguelFCA 7y agoWe do get treated with dignity and respect. In my FC I have never felt like i wasnt. I have great relationships with all my associates. I feel like some many news articles go for negative attention and Amazon is an easy target for people to report on and get lots of attention.
- jax2_BrianD 7y agoThe article only told a side of the story that makes Amazon look like a bad place because one person didnt like working in a warehouse. The irony is that while I honor her perspective and hold some relation to her experience, I cant help but feel she lost out by quitting so soon. It took a few months for me to fully adjust to working here. It had been awhile since I had a job working on my feet, but I never felt like the actual labor was hard; just more like repetitious and not much of a challenge. In a months time you will be trained well enough to keep pace and avoid any write up. Then you can transfer roles if need by or work your way to some type of advancement. Thats what I did, I found a role that fit me, but my regular role is tough for some, but mostly by preference.