AMAZON // A Day in the Life of Sortation
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2019
- I apologize for the late post but I’ve been very busy moving back into school.
Over this past summer I spent around 3 months working as a sortation associate for amazon. I wanted to share my take on the job and give an in-depth look for those on the outside. Lots of negative news has surrounded these facilities, watch the video to see my thoughts!
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I start as a sortation associate next Friday working night shifts. Glad to see a video like this where there's no one complaining about how much they hate it 😂
Good luck with it! It’s an easy job and it’s pretty convenient hours. Hope your facility isn’t too hot, I was farther north
Matthew Cousins aww mannnn, I’m in south Louisiana. So it is blazing!!!!! 😫😫😫
Yea it’ll probably be hotter inside too, but bright side is you can wear almost any type of clothing
Matthew Cousins yeah that’s good to know. Shorts it is😂😂😂
And hey, I start next Friday and haven’t gotten the email for the virtual orientation yet. Do you remember when they send it?
@@SnoopSimmonsSound Did you complete the online interview and also the in-person drug screening? I recall they sent it just before I did the in person meeting, so they could finish off all other documents there
Your location understands that we're human!
For anyone that's going to work at a fulfillment center, here's some things you need to know.
1.It sucks lol. Def not something you'll want to do forever.
2. long hours, and most of the work is extremely easy.
3. Some jobs in there are very taxing physically, but easy. Just doing it for 10 hours a day tends to wear on you.
4. Mangers don't give a shit about you, they love to write people up for the most petty bs.
5. Breaks aren't long enough. Takes almost 10 minutes to just walk to the break room, and by the time you sit down to eat, it'll be almost time to walk back to your station, and you HAVE to be back to your station signed in at exactly the time the break is over, or you'll be wrote up.
6. It sucks
What the hell is a shortage error when stowing?
I'm older and just started at a Sort Center. I have a bad back and don't really need the money. It's just spending money. Confused if I should stay or go since I don't have to be there.
@@thullraven1 lol. So basically you're going to work a physical job with a bad back? Perhaps throw out your back during your shift, perhaps file a lawsuit get workers comp and get even more spending money. Something to think about..
@@words_on_a_screen This is ancient history. I quit back in December.
thanks for posting your experience! im getting ready to start my sortation job soon and needed a video like this to get a bit better understanding.
Glad it could help, good luck with the job. It’s easy. Personally my favorite positions were on the dock
Thank's for video.
@@mcajobs100 Of course! Im glad it was helpful
How did it go?
So this is where Mark wahlberg been hiding at lol
He looks nothing like mark wahlberg are you high?
@@XxMrGoldenxX He has a similar build and face structure. I see it.
@@XxMrGoldenxX he really doesn’t lmao
@@Bambam-cd6sx he looks a lot like him holy shit!
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So, I've now worked as a sortation associate for about a month now, for those wondering here are my thoughts:
1) be grateful you're not at a fulfillment center, they're horrible horrible places, I worked at one 3 years ago seasonal
2) this job is incredibly easy, honestly it's brainless work, often I drift off and don't even have to think about what I'm doing
3) that's the problem, this job is depressing, robotic like work
4) it's much more social than fulfillment centers, but that's not saying much, conversation is still rare as most people don't even speak English
5) in conclusion, if you need a quick buck and need a job asap, or temporary work while you find something better, this is for you. If not, avoid this job, I'm already gonna be starting a new job. I have no idea how anyone could do this robotic souless job for years.
6) this dude works 4 hour shifts, that's no typical, most shifts are 10 hours and 7 hours minimum. Take his opinion with a grain of salt, 4 hours of work isn't shit.
Kendrick Llama Can I ask where is your sortation facility located?
I am gonna start working at a sortation station in NYC next week. My mother also insisted on applying here but she can't speak English properly. So I told her she can't apply. I thought it's required for you to speak English to work here?
sabiha shahnaz how is it so far? I’m thinking of applying
I start in 2 days, I used to work at the fulfillment and that is hell. Maybe this is a little different since its only 5 hours.
I just applied as an sortation associate in NYC. I have my pre hire appointment this Sunday. Hearing these negative comments about how horrible this job is makes me want to quit before I even start.
@@LoveGiveInspire i just started and its pretty chill. They train you for 2 days and if its your first warehouse job they will show you everything , even using a pallet jack . The cons for me is that they will throw you around everywhere you will not be doing the same thing , so there's a lot to learn. Job is super easy , you got all sorts of people there
Finished my second day at my local sorting center. First half of my shift I was stowing, second half I was picking. So far it pretty simple and straight forward. The scanner pretty much tells you everything you need to know so it wasn’t hard adjusting to the positions. The diverters can really screw you over while you’re sorting. I was assigned G9 and G10, the diverters kept messing up putting G8 items in my isle. Other than that the jobs not bad at all if you aren’t lazy
I started sort center creating pallets scanning pretty much the whole time. Lowkey chill at times when there’s a group but not bad just super tedious work.
This is reassuring, I start tomorrow and been worried
@@evilvampireduck how’d it go
Pretty much same.
I start as a part time sortation associate on September, 6th! I come in for 4 hours which is from 11pm- 3:30am. This video prepared me for all that i needed to know, thank you!!
how was it
Thanks for the video bro! I start this upcoming Saturday. I’m here in Southern California. Same position that you had here in this video.
Great Video. Got my office visit Tuesday but I am going in for Sortation Associate- Delivery Station Full Time, 4 days a week working 10 hour shifts. I jumped in it so fast because shifts like that don't usually pop up in my area, just the 4 hour shifts. But I am a little nervous. Haven't done anything like this. I've done basic merchandising at a Retail store and was a Truck Driver for almost 3 years but that's it. But thanks for the video, it's helpful.
I’d like to hear more about your experience, please respond
So I worked a shift but have to leave for a personal reason but even for my 1st day I impressed them. I did stowing most of the time, I honestly loved how welcoming they were and made sure to give all the information needed. I am starting again with Amazon but at a different warehouse that just opened up like a month or so ago. I'll definitely let you know how that goes and update you. Thanks for asking about my experience.
@@Ice_Bear1989 how was it
Great Video
Question: Do you know if Amazon allows you to work 2 jobs from them?, say as an Amazon In-store Shopper and as an Amazon Warehouse worker?
I would like to do both
I wish there were newer comments here cuz I’m starting in like 6 hours in arizona. Kinda nervous 😬
first day done, it was a 10 hour shift overnight, whoever said this job is not hard Your Mama is you know what lol
@@maggymall8984 how has it been going?
@@maggymall8984 ahhh dont say that i start sooon
What do u think is the difference between a fulfilment associate and a sortation associate?
I’m starting as a sortation associate tonight. Thanks for the positive info.
How is it?
How is it????.?
Hello I guess you left
Got a hire event tomorrow. I'm a warehouse operations manager for a plumbing distributor for the entire East coast 8-5 so definitely hoping to snag some hours part time before my primary job. Is there an interviewing process?
I start soon but what are some positions where you lift things.... tryna get sum gains while I work.
I have some really important questions, do I really need a pc(personal computer) and an amazon computer account before starting? I start on the 29th of this month 3 days away from now so I'm a little confused on that
Your warehouse is bigger then the one i work at, mine is easier. But the rumors about the nightmares of Amazon mainly come from the fulfillment warehouses which are probably 4x the size of the sortation warehouses.
Think mine was the second or first largest in the country. And I could only imagine what working in a fulfillment center would be like. Something I never want to do
Yes are not wrong
You
This jobs ain’t no joke, hella work out
If you are a seasonal sortation worker do they let people chose to be permenant there? And do they allow all the overtime you want?
Yes, so they have what is called a blue badge, which is offered multiple times a year. This changes you from seasonal to permanent in essence. And for overtime, I'm not sure. Depending on where you work, they may push you away from doing it and ask that you not stay after if youre getting to close to that 40 hour mark. I assume if they need the assistance they will allow for it.
It’s huge your location. My sister working full time at the new one but smaller sortation Center, not busy at all. But it’s good for her to learn at the same time other tasks. Overall Amazon is a great company to work for, complete benefits, trainings and managers are generally nice, and lot of VTO if you finish your work early hihihi
What is VTO
@@ngg6328 Voluntary Time Off. So basically it's time off if work is finished early/earlier. So for example, in a 10 hour shift you could be offered VTO after the 6th hour for the last 2 hours, its a choice to take time off and leave that day. Usually unpaid, but some options sometimes offer paid VTO (Taken out from your holiday pay).
Stay away from pick/stowing unless your a athlete who enjoys the workout the rate is unrealistic the stow bins are to packed and will make your rate decrease as you try to pick your items they have to come up with a better bin system
I’ve only been there two days and I’m good at scanning and building a pallet but I’m really confused with transporting pallets all over the warehouse with the pallet jack. Will I have to do that in the future or can I stay in picking and sorting?
Yeah you can just let them know that and theyll take you off the transport roster
I just applied for a seasonal warehouse associate position and my orientation is soon. What should I expect during the new hire orientation? Also I applied for position where I only work three days a week but they are each 12 hour shifts. Do you think this will be too much to handle? Thanks!
You should expect a drug test and to fill out some paperwork. Then once everything is cleared you’ll start your first day. I would say it depends on the person. You’ll probably spend a large amount of that time on your feet so be prepared. I’m not sure I’d want to work 12 hour shifts but that’s personal preference
I use to work for fresh position they were mad strict they were on ur butt! and I resigned for that but my building for sortation is very chill so before I started sortation ur video helped
I actually start at one this saturday. i worked at the FC a town over, then as a driver. hopefully this is more my fill since its also ltierally 5 mins from home.
@Sin how has it been??
Beings as I drive a standard.. seeing you get in a standard just made me so happy 🤣🗣
Thanks for sharing! Useful information
You're very welcome, I'm glad it was helpful!
I’m starting next week trying to learn as much as I can
How did it go?
So helpful! Thank you 😭🙏🏻
How was it working at Amazon?
I started a couple days ago...it seems a little confusing...with working with the devices for sorting and pick and stage...will I get the hang of it because I’m feeling a little discouraged...other employees say that I will get the hang of it after a week but I don’t that way 😢😢😢
*feel
You'll definitely get the hang of it! Don't worry. It definitely takes a few days to start up but once you figure it out you only get faster. Good luck with it and you got this!
Hey Matthew Cousins.How long does it that to get a hear back from the drug results? Also any advice for my first day working.
The results usually return within 10 days I'd say. They come back with a statement about when your first day will be. Advice for the first day is to just go at your own pace, they won't push too hard on the first day and will likely show you around the place.
@@m1werx704 thank you
Lmao I’m a packer over night in CT 6 PM to 5 AM Sunday through Wednesday. It’s tough but I’m awake for that cake
Hey man I start that shift on Wednesday of this week . I’ll be Wednesday- Saturday . 6:30PM-5AM 😆. Do they let you leave early or is it always on the dot ? And also any tips for the hours adjustment lol ?
Shiit, I'm here in Miami, FL about to start end of month, Thur-Sun 3:35am to 2:05pm. Weird ass hours lol. I hope it's lax.
There’s only a 5 minute window, you have to be there for your entire shift if not then you will get disciplinary points. You could use your time off to make up every once in a while if you have to leave. As far as staying up, some people use caffeine others just adjust, id say just make sure you get to sleep when you get home and as long you get 6 hours you’ll manage. Plus it’s 4 days on 3 off so if you die for 4 days you could make it up on your weekend unless your a crackhead like me and pickup OT on Thursday night as well.
Alex Anthony lol ! It’s my second job! I work Saturday-Wednesday mornings and amazon would be Wednesday-Saturday nights ( I’m kinda scared because I’ve never worked 2 full time jobs before ) but hey life is too short to sit around... besides I have debt I need to pay off in around 6 months or so then I can stick to only one job etc... I’m 25 so I figure I’m not too old yet to endure long fucked hours... thanks for the feedback bro ! Also is the work very taxing or is it manageable meaning anybody can do it as long as they show up and do the work etc... without a lazy attitude
I start next week extremely anxious. I really hope I don't have trouble. My only issue is that I can't lift heavy packages so I hope that doesn't prove to be a disadvantage.
I wouldn’t worry, it’s an easy straightforward job. The packages at the warehouse never exceed 50lbs and you can always as another associate for help! Good luck!
oh i understand you. 🥺and hiiii exooool!😂❤️
Nice ride dude!!
So Sortational associate means I'm going to be a Shorter??
What can and can’t bring inside Amazon?
Now I know how complex this process is and how hard you guys work and customers have the nerve to call us and complain about how long they need to wait for the package on the delivery date 🙄
How much do you lift on your legs bro?!?
What was the first day of the job like how do they train you I start Tuesday
First day of the job is easy, they give you a tour of the warehouse and then show you each job individually. They’ll then try to rotate you through each so you can get a feel for them. Good luck and don’t stress, it’s easy and straightforward
How much did they pay you ? And how often did you get paid ? They build / constructed one a couple of streets down from my house and my friend said that he gets paid $15.75 and a “ differential “ of $1 more if you work on weekends but
I don’t believe that its time and a half on Sunday’s like other jobs normally do
Working at Targets fulfillment center is not ideal for anyone who’s wondering
Were you seasonal ?
I also wanted to note that you are such a sweetheart for posting / creating this video for us , thank you man 😁
15/hr and weekly paychecks. There is a small differential for weekends but not much. I was seasonal and no longer work there because of school. And of course! Hope it was helpful :)
Matthew Cousins hi how many months is the seasonal job if i may ask
I just got hired for sortation , I picked this job up for Christmas money. I will be working four days a week four hour shifts. Is there an option after the holidays to cut down hours, say if I only wanted to do 4-8 hours a week?
Sorry shannon by why even apply anywhere if you only gonna be working literally one full shift a week.
One thing Ive noticed after watching 100's of inside amazon videos is that I dont see very many people working inside these warehouses. Camera views across giant warehouses and rarely do I see a human.
😂
I start in 2 weeks so around how much did you make every week with the 6:30 - 11:00 schedule because I have the same schedule?
Different tax brackets will change how much money is taken out as well as your living situation so it’s not necessarily comparable. But the base pay is $15 so multiply that by 22.5 and you’ll have your gross pay if you work the minimum hours
Is the job fairly straightforward? Moreover, is it fairly fast paced?
Yes to both of those. Very simple job accomplished as fast as possible
@@m1werx704 Thank you.
How did you film in the warehouse ?
How much physical activity you have to be? Im starting At amazon for seasonal sortation At night I starting to work 2am-10am. I am fairly skinny and people told me they lost weight from physical demanding it is. They said I probably wont last 1 week. I probably look half dead with no more social life. Is it really that bad? i start in five days.
I also selected that shift and quit after the first day. Cancel that shift and look for shorter shifts.
2-10 is a long shift imo. I would say that you should evaluate the job for yourself. Nobody can tell you how it will be for you until you experience it. Physically demanding is somewhat of an overstatement, the job is active but if you pace yourself you’ll be fine. Standing on your feet for that period is a requirement though
I start next at sortation center in Riverside California night shift F/T.
How much do you get paid every week
Very good video.
I start sortation on the 18th of this month, people tell me not to take it because its super hard. I'll be doing from 3am to 7am in california.
3am to 7am may be a hard shift due to the time and volume. I'm not really sure how California's sortation works but I imagine its similar to New York. I would try it and gather your own opinions on the position. Work is always gonna be tough and people always have negative things to say.
@@m1werx704 Thank you someone gets it people are literally making people scared to work there when they don't realize there's multiple options you have when applying you can either go to the sortation center which is alot better than fulfilment center alot the fulfilment center makes more money
@@chief3467 Exactly! Theres always going to be pros and cons to everything and it my opinion it worth it to make the evaluation for yourself instead of listening to what everyone else has to say
I'm still waiting to hear back from the drug test results also my is the 17th my guy.
@@chief3467 neal it is a very easy job. At my site just on my shift we literally have 20 men and women doing sortation over age 60 and probably 10 over age 70. it might be twice as difficult during peak times but still it wont be hard. if you only need 3-5 hours a day 4 days a week stick with sortation because i think the fulfillment centers are where the nightmares come from.
I have a start date as a seasonal part time sorter but I also got a job offer at hobby lobby shipping dock full time for 18/hr I’d be hand loading semi trailers all day. Should I stick with Amazon and try to get full time or work at hobby lobby
I would say Amazon has better opportunities and is bigger and more structured than hobby lobby.
@@eaulet2988 so my schedule I just received from Amazon is all overnight. Is there a way I can request to change it ??
I have a question for a current amazon employee. Can you work as a amazon employee and work for a partnered driver with amazon????
No, you can't.
I was gonna work at the sortation center. And the person I worked with said I shouldn’t go. But yet they ended up going 😂
Matthew cousins can someone work as sortation associate in wheelchair? Can move arms and upper body but cant stand
That’s a question I couldn’t quite answer. The job does require a fair bit of mobility but as always it’s always worth a shot. Good Luck and I wish you the best!
I know this is late but there was someone in a wheelchair at the sort center I worked at, he just diverted packages
Probably not, but it's a good question. I haven't been there long, but I don't see how you would be able to easily get around the crowded pallet building area where packages are being sorted to the right pallet.
Great coffee cup
I’m thinking about becoming a over night package sorter. Anyone have anything to tell me that I should know? Tips, tricks, recommendations? Let me know!
Things I would hate?
I work in the Amazon fresh picking and if u like walking a lot good fit but I am exhausted by the time i get home to stream I rather do another position lol so is sorter more easy to do then pick and pack
There's a ton of walking as a sorter, as you pull a package off the line, scan it, and put it on the right pallet. That pallet may be a walk from where you are standing. You'll be doing that constantly.
Amazon needs to fix the stowing system it's design to over work you and leaves you two options and that's to get fired or quit. Sad part it's a easy job yet they make it harder that what it is
Can you wear a cap/hat on the job?
As me and my friends are former employees, they don't treat you with respect here, you are just a Number . And where we were there were covid rampant like crazy. Very unsafe.
Thanks for sharing
I got a video interview tomorrow. Let's see how that goes.
How did it go? I want to apply
What’s the difference between the sortation center and the mega warehouse?
I would assume the mega warehouses are fulfillment ctrs where product is packaged. Sortation is where boxes are set for distribution
Matthew Cousins so I’m guessing sortation is easier?
I have 8 hours 16.25 , how much would I be making a month ?
Depends a lot on how many days a week, if you take extra shifts, etc. More detail would be better. To calculate simply multiply the hours x the wage (8x16.25) and then multiply by days per week (4? 5?) then multiply by 4 (4weeks per month) and you'll have your untaxed income. Figuring out tax is trickier, depending on your total income it varies
If you get hired with a seasonal position, what are the chances of being able to get to a fulltime position?
I no longer work for amazon as it was a seasonal position during my summer home from college. I worked in a sortation center (distribution). Positions are all part-time which are four hour shifts five days a week
@@m1werx704 I'm in the same situation just my college classes don't finish for 3 weeks more. So do they give you some flexibility with the start date?
What exactly does sortation does?
It is a warehouse job used by many distribution centers to sort packages based on area they are shipping to
Are you a blue badge? I’ve worked at my sortation for almost 5 months and just got converted.
I am not, I'm actually back to school. But I know that it normally only happens a few times over the year.
I loved working at the sortation facility here, but I left due to my other job 2 years ago. I’m starting tomorrow at a fulfillment center and I’m a little anxious! 🤣 Hoping if all goes well I can transfer back to the sortation facility where I was before.
good luck!!!
Matthew Cousins Thank you!! It went awesome. Found out what department I’ll be in at the orientation. I’m really excited!!
xDiamondAsh did you like the sortation facility?
Shatavia Dallas I did! It was a really simple job. We would sort the packages for the flex driver’s routes. The facility itself was a lot smaller than the fulfillment centers. Only downside was it was part time, and the facility wasn’t weather controlled, so in the winters and summers it was one extreme or the other. They may have changed things by now. I work for a returns center now and it’s warm even though it’s winter. : )
Came for the info, stayed for the cakes ❤️
Weekly or biweekly pay?
Weekly! Which is great!
I'm supposed to start Friday, I was curious
How is it going?
Everything's good
Know what it is like working as a prime now associate?
I do not, I’ve only worked inside a distribution center
Can I take my mobile inside of the sortation center??
Keep it in your pocket with the ringer off.
How was it going into your work hiring event??
The hire event is very simple. Once you’ve filled out all the online documents, you go to the event. They provide a packet which they’ll have you fill out while you listen to a presentation. Then you take a drug test via mouth swab. That’s it! You normally get a response within a week or so
And how was your training days? Like is someone there with you while you work or do you follow someone around??
@@kaytlind2613 Its a little bit of both, once they show you each thing they'll put you with another employee who can also show you the ropes!
You’re so handsome! 😍😍😍
What location is this
Did you get gunned in at Amazon? I'm sure it isn't from door dash unless you're hitting the gym when you're off?
Can you work here part time?
I’m starting as a seasonal sortation associate soon. All of my past experience is customer service, so this is my first warehouse job. Is there many, if any, females that work in your same position? Just wondering because I’m nervous about being one of the only ones there. 🤔
There are some but the job is skewed towards a majority of male workers. I guess this also depends on the facility
Matthew Cousins that’s what I figured. Oh well, I’ll still try it! Thanks, and really informative video btw!
Glad it could help! Best of luck
I think it's 50-50 at my place.
daydreams ☀️🌻💛 did you like it ?
Just started as a Sortation Associate Monday-Saturday 4:30am-830am.. for those of you wondering how it is, I wanna kms every time I’m there lol
AyeRiskkk do they allow seasonal part time workers to do up to 40 hours a week if we wanted to
The Julio Show idk but I quit after a week lol the one in Jersey was a fuckin sweat shop..
😂😂 feel that
I am going to start by the end of july, I’m nervous. Was it hard? Also, you mentioned jersey, where in jersey did you work?
I think the only pro about jobs at Amazon are the pay rates I may think about a position with them simply for that
what are you going to collage for?
Just graduated with business admin and finance
@@m1werx704 Congratulations 👏 🙌
The comment section got me a bit nervous. I just moved to Seattle and start my first day tomorrow morning
How did it go
@@elaminmochichi7767 im fine with it i enjoy it tbh the over time and i talk with a lot of people. the warehouse is fine some exercise but its ok to me
I starting may 28 I’m siked im wokin at st Peters mo
This is the role I’ve applied for what questions do they ask for the interview???
None the job is reserved for you until you pass your background check and drug test...my first day is this Saturday...you literally spend more time waiting around on your appointment day
They ask for your ID, license (if you have one), Social Security, passport (if you came from any other country), take a picture for your Amazon ID, drug test, and background check.
@@lusciouzzgemiinii698 what was included on your appointment day?
Technically when you go in for an interview they only take your picture for your badge, scan your documents, oral drug test (here in Ohio at least). Then you're out the door, until your start date or orientation. Most of the work before you start is all the online quizzes and videos 😌
@@LadyMisfit__ They had us practice using a pallet jack and go cart, and how to build a pallet at mine. Also the videos and quizzes, though.
I'm currently a seasonal Sort Center Associate. I'm in my late 50's and have a bad back. It's not that physical outside of all the walking, but I'm sore after each shift. I don't really need the money. It's just spending money. Confused if I should quit or not.
Can you listen to music while you work?
Amazon does not allow you to listen to music on the floor
Can you work more hours there bro?? or is it a permanent part time??
My warehouse did not regulate hours too much, we worked until we were finished. I would double check with management but 9/10 times they would be more than happy to have extra help. There are no full-time positions though until you move up
Meh you can get a maximum of 30hrs in a sort center. Only if they offer VET. I’m scheduled to work 20hrs a week but I pick up 2 VETs (5hr shifts) every week. ;) good luck
Air Jordan you’d be best going to the FCs to get more hours, but note that could mean mandatory overtime at times unless you get school accommodation. Some FCs do have something called Reduced Time where you work 3 12 hour shifts and you’re paid around $2 more than the base pay.
What do you do for leg day!? Your legs look amazing 😉👌
stop looking at his legs
@@amaxlite 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hello, i m not english speaker can i work at the amazon?
Yes, I am sure Amazon provides opportunities to non-English speakers
Yes, Money speaks all languages.
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How u get a phone in there
The facility I worked in was not very strict on their cell phone policy.
Keep it in your pocket with the ringer off.
You must be doing sortation at a fulfilment center, because this is nothing like a sortation center lol.
Do you lift a lot of heavy heavy items ? As a sorter
At my location we don’t lift more than 49 lbs.
@jonny_laguna thanks for replying 2 years later
That's a delivery station a bunch of hell
Getting my badge tomorrow as Sortation Associate. Thanks for the video!
Still there ?
@@RoastinNdRaging Havent even gotten start date XD
Jordan Fleck wow lol my orientation is tomorrow I been nervous lol but hopefully you get your date soon
@@RoastinNdRaging Let me know how orientation goes! Im interested to find out!
Did you get your start date?
👍
I start sep1 2020 hope aswell