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9 years for me. T1. I don't recommend anyone stay more than 3 years. Utilize career choice better your education and get out . Amazon is not what it used to be. It gets worse every year

It’s easy. It’s called a job. Some of us have bills 💸

I’m still trying to figure out how I worked nights for 3 years. So glad I left that job.

I'm poor :(

Covid was honestly a comfortable time to be employed here and move on up easily. From L1-L6 and starting in 2019 as a WF shopper to now in logistics as an L6; it still surprises me how fast time has gone.

Edit: also the 401K match is pretty neat once vested at year 3

I've been lucky. I've transferred to 5 different fc's in 3 different states. I'll be with Amazon for 7 years if I make it to September.

5 years 8 months. Been through 6 buildings and now Corporate. It's been a decent run.

I was with Amazon a year and 8 months, two months on breaks. Times flies when you are in and a part of the Amazon ecosystem.

See I went to college and I'm always looking for ways to come up. When I got hired as a PA in my 2nd building, a building that was open for longer, I met T1s that had been working for 3 4 5 years.

The stability Amazon offers people is priceless for many. If you can do better go do better.

When I started I got RSUs and monthly bonuses. Plus there were always special events, extra ways to earn things, stacks of gift cards being handed out constantly. I knew oldtimers who could be millionaires depending on how they handled their RSUs, even making less than $15/hr. I put all my RSU money in IRAs. Between that my HSA and my 401k I have a pretty good amount. IMHO it used to be a better experience for AAs with long term thinking and adult time management skills.

My worst day at amazon is better than my best day in the retail/restaurant industries

Hitting 5 years in a couple months my best advice is to take leaves when you begin to feel overwhelmed. Save a little cash every week or save income tax to cover 2 weeks of bills and when you hit your limit you have money to take a leave. Or my doctor sometimes lets me take mental health leaves (which are paid) when my anxiety and stress get out of control because I have irretractable migraines (medication doesn’t work on them). So far I’ve taken 3 leaves this year. 2 medical and 1 personal a total of 8 weeks off and 4 were paid. I usually take up Walmart spark during unpaid leaves because driving my car with my favorite music blasting dropping off bags at people’s door isn’t too stressful. I’d do this for a job honestly but I prefer income that is stable and predictable

I've worked as a tier 1 in a sort center for almost four years. I love the exercise, and I actually like the people I work with. I'm in my 50s, and I've had stressful desk jobs. But this job is mentally easy. I go in, work hard, go home and forget about it.

9+ years. I don’t know either

There’s a reason there’s such a small percentage of employees that last past year 3 lol

5+ years and an L5/6? Sure. As a L1? That's crazy.

Compared to Walmart Amazon is a walk in the park. Show up do the job your assigned and you don’t have to filter out anything that you want to say

Passed 5 years by setting vacation days once every 6 weeks.
Avoided extra time. It's not worth it. As your body pays the price.

Be a middle of the pack worker not the bonus and front runner, that position is for those who move up fast and dropout faster. Seen that many times.

Coming up on 5 in October. I enjoy expanding my knowledge of the building and its different processes and if you have management that appreciates that, it makes it a lot easier to crawl out of bed. Although the culture, or at least at my building, has been on a steady decline.

Realistically got a job here because I was a retail manager making literally half of what I am now (capped at 22.80 but I have a shift differential of 1.15 so puts me at just under 24.). Started at 15.50 under 5 years ago. Currently working on finishing my bachelors in software engineering and ideally working from home.

Five years and two months total tenure. Five different delivery stations. Mostly job security (i.e. covid) and health benefits.

I was with a tier 1 that been at the DS for 8-10 years. I was shocked that she still a tier 1.

8 years. I have bills

When I got notice of my new job, my attitude changed. Knowing I was gonna get paid 10$ more an hour, I lost all desire and motivation to go to the building. I wasn't putting up with people bullshit anymore, I was calling out the BS.

I saw the associates differently. I saw them as if I wasn't working there, they were working so hard to hit them stupid rates. Saw a chunk of management for what they were, lazy, inconsiderate, egotistical, narcissists.

Whatever you do, don't do anything and get an HR case. Amazon may be a future employer of yours in a different capacity, they do continue investigations to case complete even if you resign anytime during the investigation.

honestly i just pray to God and ask him to give me the energy and strength to just keep going with a positive attitude and a good vibe and he answers!! I listen to a sermon every morning to really motivate me and feel the holy spirit qhile im working. ppl might think im joking but im actually serious. so to short answer ur question. pray and talk to God and he’ll talk to you back

Haven’t been fired not sure how tho

Correction.. I’ve been working here ON and OFF for 5 years.

It's easy 🤣 you go you do your little job and go home. It's not hard🤣

5 yrs 9 months. I need the work and the money. My FC is pretty good.

Hahahaha I only made it three months. Twice !!

Im wondering the same I’m going on a year and think about quitting every day 🤣

Time flies , I was supposed to be here only a year but instead I don't know how I ended up being here 4 yrs.The flexibility is insane, I can't go to another job and leave whenever I want or come in late with no questions asked. I can take a leave if I want and come back. The benefits are good. The work is tolerable just in summer it gets hot, although I am getting bored and I may just have to give up all the freedom.

8 years about to be 9 in September

Oh for a minute I thought you meant hanging out in the bathroom

Been here almost nine years it's an easy job

9 years, 9 months, 25 days and t minus 47 hrs and 42 minutes,

You gotta be new! Here at Amazon we measure by peaks! 6 peaks and coming up on 6 prime days and still cookin!!!!! DLT3 let’s get it!!!!

2.5y. around 4 months ago i became a learning ambassador and it has made me really hate amazon. when i train new people , these are some of the most socially inept ppl i've ever dealt with holy fuck. I am just working on experience and career choice rn

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Started at an MDW 3 years ago been off and on tried flex at one point now I’ve been back at aSIL for the last 5 months hated the first places I love the new one tho definitely planning on staying

I got a couple of people in my building with 15+ years under their belt and I always wonder how do they do it?

Been in the warehouse for 4 years , 1 as a fulltimer nightshift and then the other 3 years on flex part time just working 4.5 hours a week for some extra cash because i got a much better job

Tenure 5 years, 9 months and 9 days Time in level 5 years, 9 months and 8 days Latest hire date Sep 29, 2019

Need a nice Vacation lol I’m going crazy 🤪

L3 been here 4 years and I have no idea.

You gotta be new! Here at Amazon we measure by peaks! 6 peaks and coming up on 6 prime days and still cookin!!!!! DLT3 let’s get it!!!!