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Don't worry wearhouse work is as easy as it gets. I'm a girl and I've worked in a ton of wearhouses. You'll be just fine

@@Boudicaisback 🥹 im gonna give it a go

Thank god

did you report it directly to an amazon delivery center? find an amazon delivery station near you (DSM4 is in west Sacramento) and call them up to report this. it would really help to have video evidence too

Yeah, no shoots dropping random packages into gaylords. We will drop 50# packages right on top of the little fragile stuff. And that's why we need full time problem solve!

Not where I live. It’s mind numbingly repetitive and packages never stop coming, to the point where jams occurred every 5 minutes. I quit after two weeks because it was so bad

Sort centers have both. When they put the boxes from the trailer onto the belt is inbound. When they put the closed pallets on the trailer is outbound, the middle is just sortation. I think you might be thinking of fullfillment. Sort centers don't hold inventory, we just bring in boxes and send them to smaller sort centers until they get on a van to their forever home.

as a person working at a SC you pretty much do different stuff compare to a FC instead of stowing and picking you are scanning packages off a belt and organizing them into pallets then when it gets full a waterspider is supposed to come and close the pallet in the system and create a new one there are also different things you can do at a SC small sorts which is sorting small packages into totes to be scanned into uboats and their is stager which stage pallets after waterspiders close them you also have breaks here and can leave your station to use the bathroom and compared to a FC you will be next to people and can communicate and make friends

Depends on location and the people you work with or under. I've always heard great things about sort centers. I finally tried it and like it so far. The only role I didn't like training on was staging/loading. Pushing and strapping the pallets into trucks. Otherwise it's easy and laid-back so far no one is on it back rushing u like I saw at the delivery station. They expected u to be fast and threw u by yourself on day 2

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@@RockyJayyy by destination? is that by city? or by state? or somethin?

@@AdvantageYT they would go to the local amazon delivery buildings, usps, and ups.

At least they got the Water Spider right!

Hi hun, do they hire without experience, saw a job opening on indeed in Ohio, wanna try my luck

@@shalomqueen6029 hi honestly if you can pass a drug test and a background test you should be once you pass that then send you email for your hire date and virtual orientation they train you and it’s really not hard at all anyone can do the job there are people that work where I work that barley speak English especially this time even if you get hired as seasonal part time there is always shifts to pick up and if they have full time that’s great too even if you start as part time there are opportunities to go full and im pretty sure you don’t need experience most of the workers are college students so hope everything goes well and I say go for it

@@shalomqueen6029 Pass a drug test and a background test and you've got the job. They don't ask for previous employers, references, or even a resume. I didn't go through an interview process or even meet with my supervisor/hr before starting. The job isn't difficult for the most part, but it is physical. You move at a fast pace, you do a lot of lifting and bending, you'll definitely get a cardio workout.

I agree been working there for a year and 2 months now and I'm working under flex so I can be flexible for both my job and my house wife dutys plus mother dutys as will I never really have anything bad to say about amazon they're amazing 👏 ❤ 💙 I do not recommend this job for teenagers though I've seen a few go to work the first week and quit the following week because it's too much work with all the lifting but hey if one teen has what I takes to handle the job plus school by all means go for it 😉

@@zsanchez52 yes your right I’ve been there for 6 months now and almost all the teens well I guess 18 year olds are not there but I’m also a mom of 4 single and I pick up extra shifts I’m part time but I manage to get 40 hours with the extra shifts and I love how I can still be there for my kids they are all teenagers btw and be at work hopefully I can get a permanent at least 35 hours so I don’t have to keep looking for shifts but other than that my time goes by and no body bothers me I just do my part and go home I mean In all honesty this is the easiest job I’ve had and I’ve been working over 20 years

Yes it is like that. Some places are implementing barcode readers and automated diverters. I think, for now people are more cost effective. We were told that last year our sort slide would be converted, but it wasn't . As soon as it is cost effective, I'm sure it will be automated.

@@jinjarale5484 since we had this discussion, package volume is way down - so spending more money isn't likely to happen soon. I read an estimate that during the Christmas rush season in 2022, industry-wide there is going to be an oversupply of 11 million packages per day of unnecessary capacity. Nothing is going on in the Port of Los Angeles container-wise. Some of the big retailers still have a huge overhang of merchandise from last year and nowhere to store it. People are using their money to buy food and gasoline, not new appliances and furniture.

I got appointment in Amazon, but I don't have those required proof of documents

OMG! Wow, sounds like our sort center, only we don't have NON-CON, even though we are now training for it... I'm waiting for that to start, despite them saying the training is just in case... YEA RIGHT! "jaws theme plays in background". Yea, trailers arrive the same way here, even the go-carts and gaylords look like someone stuck them in a blender, and I learned the hard way why even when they look nicely stacked still somehow, DO NOT STAND IN FRONT AND OPEN! lol... I even let one spill out, waited, and then started to pick up and "throw" ... and got beamed on the head by a not so light box that waited for me to be in just the right spot and bent over lol. Atlanta's go-carts are the worst ... well were, now we just get from a single hub/FC.

Yeah, non con is the worst line to work. You're constantly backed up because you're trying to fit odd shaped boxes neatly on a pallet that eventually fails and you just end up saying "Screw it".

@@82ndAbnVet We are putting our non con in shuttles (Gaylords) so we don't have to palletize them anymore. We just cut a door in one side of the shuttle then wrap it. You have to be careful to balance the load though bc those shuttles can tip over if you don't.

You have a tiny brain

No but sounds better than mine

There are no Inductors or Showers in a Sortation Center.

@@Fouroclocklover38 well, herr it is

@@VybeX- no it's not. Not at Sort Centers. Yours is a Fulfillment Center.

@@Fouroclocklover38 it's not. Its actually a distribution center. Were literally sorting packages all night until the drivers come to carry out their routes the next morning 🤦🏽‍♀️

omg i start in a few weeks and how does that work? are you just randomly assigned to a job or can you pick?

@@laurenagnew5146 Your random assigned. I started off as scanner for what they trained me, but on my second day I got put as a splitter. Sometimes they'll move you depending on where needs filling. But usually most mornings, at least at my Amazon you stand in line and scan your badge and this screen tells you what section and title you'll be doing that day. For example 2C Splitter / etc

Were are rated by scanned packages per hour. We need to be at 75/hr min, which is easy as long as everything goes well. On an average day, I can scan 130 packages an hour on average. The downside is that if you have more than 11 scan errors on your shift, you get pulled aside and counseled.

@@82ndAbnVetI was averaging 250-400

You like working at the Amazon ?

How’s it going?

I’m going to be starting in less than a week! Can you explain what you do considering you probably have started already

@@yesenia318 i started 2 days ago, but buy comfort pads for your shoes. After a long day your feet will hurt like crazy, but you will get a 20 minutes brake for in between every 4 hour shift; massage your feet!! The job is extremely organized we’re Im at, but the pain from standing is unbearable.

@@albertocoss9576 Eat right, Exercise and it won't bother you

Well it depends on what center you end up at. Each seems to have differences. But in the end, listen to both the Learning Ambassadors (your teachers), AND once you get on the floor the veterans. The long-timers will have all the good advice, like do your best but don't work so hard you make yourself sick or hurt yourself. Amazon says "Amazon Cares" because legally they have to, but ultimately it's about the bottom-line dollars for them NOT your happiness. They will talk RATE RATE RATE, INCREASE THAT RATE, but for reals, there are long timers that are "fast" but still under what management wants as for rates ;) . Only a few true "Aliens" are 300+ on stow or way above rate on anything else ;) .

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We don't do a point system at my sort center. But we ask for a manual of scan rate of 70 packages per hour. We have quite a few big boxes so that's pretty reasonable. Our better scanners can stay 80 to 100 pph. Non Con scanners tend to average around 40 pph.

No it doesn’t

how is it now that its been about a month?

Any updates?

Thank you for info 💖

Nah. It depends on the facility. I worked night shifts exclusively, and never saw a single day this chill. I got cross trained everywhere, but that doesn’t mean I get to choose where I go. I still got assigned a job every day

This isn’t true for every sort center