Earn Trust: Amazon 14 Leadership Principles Explained

[@seyoungnam48]

I like your personal story about the "Car-Fi" product and connect it back to the "Earn Trust" principle. I appreciate it. Hope to watch more contents similar to this later!

[@CareerSchool]

thank you for the comment!

[@Dry.007]

I really appreciate what you are doing, your vídeos help me to get the job 🙏🏽

[@CareerSchool]

thank you for the comment! :) glad that this is helpful!

[@firas6762]

Thanks, very helpful.

[@CareerSchool]

Thanks for the comment

[@shraddhasharma733]

Thanks for your videos..I had a question - will a failure story work for the first question you mentioned - tell me about a time when you had to communicate a change in direction that you anticipated……( this is at 5:46minutes)
Request your response for my better understanding:) thanks

[@CareerSchool]

I would say. yes. you can frame your story so that it sounds like the failure was due to a change in direction. hope this helps!

[@miranlee9765]

Thank you for sharing your story

[@CareerSchool]

thank you for commenting!

[@sherilawrence9351]

Can you give an example Earn Trust story for someone who has only worked at Amazon, and moving from a T3 to L4?

[@CareerSchool]

I would share a story where you built a strong relationship or failed and recovered?

[@TheCustomer]

Is Amazon extremelt stressful? I am interviewing for Catalog Associate in Netherlands, basically uploading content for sellers at Amazon Vendor Services, editing descriptions and stuff likw this. I am just worried that they will use me as a machine and it is never enough, most horrible experiences I saw are from warehouse workers, not sure about office jobs. Any ideas?

[@CareerSchool]

Hey! Please check my other comment!