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Um - if you are retired, can you take an Amazon job for a couple of months every year or two with the express goal of collecting the paychecks until you contrib
by empathy_m 4y ago
Um - if you are retired, can you take an Amazon job for a couple of months every year or two with the express goal of collecting the paychecks until you contribute to the manager's unregretted attrition rate?
- pcurve 4y agoI hope you're joking.
- gloryjulio 4y agoura means u won't be hired again. so it's a one time thing
- samspenc 4y agoThat's also why Amazon is running out of people to hire, because it hires and fires people so fast: https://nypost.com/2022/06/17/amazon-could-run-out-of-people-to-hire-in-us-by-2024-report/ https://nypost.com/2022/06/17/amazon-could-run-out-of-people... "Amazon is sounding the alarm over an internal memo which estimates that the retail giant could run out of people to hire and man their US-based warehouses within the next 18 months, according to a report. ... “If we continue business as usual, Amazon will deplete the available labor supply in the US network by 2024,” according to the memo cited by Recode."
- vba616 4y agoSeems like I have been hearing (FM radio) and seeing (online) ads touting Amazon jobs like in the warehouses.
- w0m 4y agoI assume the 'hire to fire' metrics are for engineering; not warehouse. Two different labor pools. I assumed the warehouse attrition rates were due to the work being taxing (and audited). It pays well but you can get much more relaxed atmospheres for not much less $$ if you look.
- killingtime74 4y agoGo through all the leetcode rounds with the intention to be fired?