While I can really *relate and understand how a "alarm fatigue" can build up, especially when you have to choose between sleep and taking shelter. However, I'm

While I can really *relate and understand how a "alarm fatigue" can build up, especially when you have to choose between sleep and taking shelter. However, I'm guessing that since these workers were currently at work, at an Amazon facility, have the reputation of being infamous for monitoring and clocking workers, these alarm fatigue considerations would not apply in the same way. What might apply creating similar alarm fatigue effect, and this is really just me guessing based on Amazon facilities reputation, is the incentive (or its lack thereof) Amazon may provide for workers to evacuate vs continue their work. * I have never experienced tornado alarm, but have experienced multiple rockets alarms, some of which, I've (foolishly) decided to ignore in favor of getting another hour of sleep.