Day in the life of an amazon warehouse stower (inside footage)

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Daamn you dont have to talk to no one just enter inside the building and start working right away, i love it

Just started my first day today and I was hella overthinking it thinking it was gonna be complicated but it’s hella simple. Just gets boring but it’s a easy bag💪

Today was my first day as a stower. They put u on the floor straight after orientation. It’s simple as hell and I honestly can see why people hate it but I’m used to being on my feet for 10+ hours hauling appliances so it’s honestly pleasing to me.

I presently work for Amazon. First I started working for Amazon in Las Vegas as a temp worker and in 2016 I moved here to Chicago and In October of 2018 I came back to Amazon as a regular fulltime employee as a blue badge and I did everything and in May of last year 2021 I transferred to IGQ2 and Now I am a Tier 3 Process Assistant for outbound pack

Dude as one of the assholes that buy from Amazon all the time and make you folks work your asses off I thank you for your service. I hope they pay you guys overtime!

I work in the inventory side ofAmazon and actually, I see footage like this every single day of people stowing items in the bins. Honestly, it's a little crazy to see the other side of this job. What I have to do is mark which bin you stowed an item or nothing happened. This is pretty cool ngl

Not bro wearing a hoodie 💀 I would melt dawg, shits hot, even with the fans on

Thank you for sharing this! I've never worked in an environment like this so it's very interesting to watch.

man i just started at amazon and i’m stowing. i don’t mind it because i’ve got a chill team and i’ve already made a few good buddies. i get screwed over every day w pods though😂. i get one pod every 3-7 minutes and they’re all full.

I am on my second week stowing at Amazon. I came from a mentally exhausting and soul draining job talking on the phone all day being micromanaged so stowing all day I don't even mind it. I don't have to talk to anyone I don't even feel the need to get all cute cause for what? Idk how I'll feel months from now but for now I'm cool with this job

It really depends on the mindset you have while you're working. That'll determine what your day's gonna be like.

Damn it took bro forever to get to his station… damn that was hella of walk downstairs, upstairs, down the hallway, around the corner, upstairs again 😂😂🤦🏽‍♂️ No Fuckn way

The small products are the easiest parts you'd wanna top prioritize by getting rid of them and make the medium/larger products a low priority. You get rid of more stuff faster if you start stowing the small products first before you're left with the larger products to stow. So, you would gain decent productivity and average where they would expect you to average in scanning or more. One thing you NEVER wanna do is stick your body parts or cross over the open bay (where your ladder is between the steel fencing) into AR area where the robots go all over the place. If you get caught sticking your body parts and crossing over the open bay, you get canned on the spot and get escorted out the building. They get strict as hell on safety there.

I work in inbound - receiver / problem solver, thinking of doing cross training to stowing lately , and this really helped with decision making lol

I work at Moreno Valley and I just been there for one month. It is really good pay and it’s not hard work. It just sucks standing all day.

My wife says maintenance employees make $25 an hour to start and hardly work until something breaks. Why not try that? Machines, robots, conveyors, computers, etc, eventually break.

Currently doing my 30 days for stowing. It's not bad at all considering the mental energy is extremely low and I don't have to interact with anyone. That being said, 12 & 1/2 shifts are absolutely destroying my flat feet. It's literally the only thing I'm disliking right now.

I had my first day as a stower yesterday it was good but I didn’t work the whole 10 hours cause it was mainly orientation but anyway reading the comments now I’m scared lol

I’m a stower also for almost 3 years. I put in my ear buds and become a robot for 10 hrs. That’s how I lasted this long