/biz/ - Business & Finance

What do you mean 1 7?

>>18844462
That's a man

>>18844462
is that your feet?

>>18844462
Had a friend who worked at Amazon. They expect you to work 16 hour days and all kinds of bullshit like that, so consider if that’s a life you actually want.

>>18844474
Im supposed to start as of 1st of July.
Its a warehouse job, i will have to manage a full shift of 80-120 people.
First 3 months are supposed to be test period.

>>18844477
>>18844488
Thats my girlfriend

>>18844531
>Thats my girlfriend
Cuckold.
Let me fuck her asshole

>>18844531
post more or you're a larping faggot

>>18844518
Im from a poor family in eastern poland, I have worked really hard my whole life and I am willing to do it, but im pretty sure id hate it.

On the other hand if I survive 5-10 years there im almost sure i could retire

>>18844531
>girlfriend
Oh we got bad news for you. Who's gonna tell him

>>18844531
You're not fooling anyone, we can clearly see the bulge.

>>18844462
I'm guessing it's an EU job from that date format. Any job is better than no job anon. No rule says you have to stay there if it doesn't work out.
> development program
Is the wage normal, and Is this common in your field? This kind of thing screams whomever sucks up to the boss the most and/or sleeps with them gets the job out of the x people hired for said program.

>>18844563

>>18844592
Honestly I don't even know what im looking for anymore at this point

>>18844531
> Lord of the wagie cages and human robots.
A McDonalds has 30ish workers. You are in charge of 4 McDonalds. All day ery' day. Are you up for this, and have you done it before? From the sound of things not only will you have impossible metrics to fill from higher ups but also people below you crying, because one fuck up or they get sick, they're gone.

If you think you can handle it, godspeed sir.

>>18844581
The wage is around 30% better than what i had in another big corp after working there for almost 3 years. Its probably 50% better than what I could get from competition. Its around 2.5k$ per month with a 7k usd single payment starting bonus.
From what i talked with people who have done the programme if i dont get fired in the first 3 months its very likely theyll keep me around for longer. And im supposed to get a promotion every 1-3 years until i climb 3 more steps in Amazon

>>18844592
>bulge
sorry anon, but your girlfriend is a tranny

>>18844462
I work for Amazon, and they have done a lot to make it safe during this. Temps taken before shifts, supply us with masks, space us apart from one another, provide free testing. It isn't bad, and working there isn't like the horror stories I'd heard. There's still plenty of corporate bullshit you have to deal with, but there's always bullshit no matter where you work.

Corona only kills older fucks. Being 25 there's 0% chance you might die from it.

It seems like you just don't want to work.

>>18844631
Ive only managed 1 person in the past and it was an ambitious student on a managerial traineeship position. I consider myself an laid back, empathetic person so I'm kinda scared I wont be able to bully 120 retarded blue collar rednecks into doing whatever I want...

>>18844762
Thanks for the tip, I heard similar things from all the people I asked. In the previous company I worked like an ox too (12-14h a day + 10-12h on the weekend) so I dont really mind and I heard that the awards in Amazon can be really hefty so at least theyll pay me for my time (unlike the previous corp with free overtime)

>>18844662
>>18844611
shes over 185 cm tall but im 100% positive its a girl

>>18844817
Im slim and I did sports most of my life but still my immunity is really bad, I get sick 3-4 times a year and I struggle with dietary issues

>>18844654
Wait you’re only gonna get 30 grand a year to manage 80-120 people 16 hours a day? Lmao

>>18844826
Just know that they will constantly demand better and better numbers from you. It never ends. And I wouldn't count on advancing far within three years. They'll likely just shuffle you around in a similar role to open new FCs, or send you to ones not meeting expectations. It's pretty cut-throat. Managers on shifts before you will not hesitate to leave your shift completely fucked if it might somehow make their numbers even slightly better.

>>18844917
Yep, welcome to Poland. Keep in mind this is around 4x the average salary in this country.
I could probably dump around 1500$ each month into crypto with this job.

>>18844943
The contract literally says Ill get minimum 1 promotion within the first 3 years if I survive.
If I do well I can get the first promotion as fast as after 8 months of service, and then Ill only manage the shift managers, not blue collars directly.

>>18844531
Lukas! Komm klar und lass das bleiben. Und grüß Frede von mir.

>>18844957
>putting money in crypto
ngmi, put everything in precious metals like a chad

https://youtu.be/jLly1AUD9LI

>>18844988
They consider floating Operations Supes to other FCs a promotion. They get a bump in pay though. All the regional Supes I've met have been there for like a decade. But there are lots of lateral and small promotions available, so eventually you can learn a lot and that opens up a lot of advancement possibility. Just make sure you can do things as well as you expect the people under you to do them. Supes who can actually throw down, not just bark impossible expectations at people, get a lot of respect which helps them have the support to advance.

>>18844988
You'll find out fast that they will change your contract at will, and if you have a problem with that they will happily send you the link to resign and fuck off. There is a never-ending line of people ready to fill your position. That's actually the worst thing about working there, they change your employment terms whenever they feel like it, and stifle any possible unionization, so you are completely powerless and at their mercy.

>>18845082
OK thanks a lot for the advice bro!
What do you do there?
I think itll look great on my CV and if not for this fucking virus I'd take the offer without hesitation...

>>18845303
I do various things, but specialize in problem-solving outbound.

>>18844531
That's clearly a man's butt.