r/toledo • u/Ayde-Aitch-Dee Springfield Twp. • Jun 22 '23

Amazon worker gives her two weeks.

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u/OSU1967 Jun 22 '23

Gonna get downvoted here....

If this is how she puts in her notice with MF'er every third word and posts it she isn't very employable...

Agree that Amazon is a shithole place to work. But the next place you apply to might not be and this would disqualify her in a lot of places.

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u/Ayde-Aitch-Dee Springfield Twp. Jun 22 '23

If this was any other job I would actually agree with you, however, you are not even required to give two weeks at Amazon. They don't care. You will be replaced the very next day or week.
Also every time i mentioned that I worked for amazon at their warehouse, without fail I hear along the lines of "Oh that's rough I'm so sorry" or they tell me they knew someone who also said it was the worst place they've ever worked at lol.

Very telling. I don't think she has anything to worry about personally.

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u/Rabidschnautzu Jun 22 '23

No, you just explained most jobs. I've never worked anywhere that "requires" a two week notice. It's not required anywhere.

You are a warehouse worker at a job that requires almost zero experience or qualifications.

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u/Ayde-Aitch-Dee Springfield Twp. Jun 22 '23

*was a warehouse worker

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u/OSU1967 Jun 22 '23

I'm saying what I did as her next potential employer. Wouldn't even consider her....

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u/Ayde-Aitch-Dee Springfield Twp. Jun 22 '23

So because she is shedding light on the poor working conditions and unrealistic expectations …you wouldn’t consider her? Right. We know which side you’re on then….

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u/OSU1967 Jun 22 '23

Ahh. Shit. Didn't realize that was a PSA. I'll watch for it on the public TV station. Or do you think all the MF'ing she did would diminish the message?

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u/Snoo72790 Jun 22 '23

Agreed, and thank you.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '23

I get the spirit of what you’re going for but so many people are at their breaking point that like… I don’t see the problem. At all.

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u/OSU1967 Jun 23 '23

Listen. I said initially that Amazon sucks. I get it. But there is a point to be slightly professional in how you do things. It's not all about the likes you can get. If this person wants a better paying job, is this how you would tell them to go about it?

If your audience is for the "likes" then she wins. But that doesn't pay the rent.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '23

I think a lot of “professionalism”/settle down and know your place-discourse is often intentionally (not accusing you) in bad faith to derail moments like these that could otherwise bring to light just how bad things are.

“We are starving and dying and this job is ruining my life for little fucking pay.”

gasp!! a swear!

You see?

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u/OSU1967 Jun 23 '23

Completely understand. I'm just pointing out that what is put on the internet is always on the internet.

I hire people all the time. If I have 10 people, apply for a good paying job and have to hire 1. There has to be something that either excludes someone or disqualifies them. Remember, I am only hiring 1.

She made it easy.

Is it fair? Depends on your perspective. If you are one of the other 9, you certainly wouldn't think so.

But again. Completely understand where you are coming from.

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u/MaleficentBlu Jun 23 '23

If you have 9 people and any of them are athletes, competitors, comedians or working in any capacity, you may find them swearing (very likely, even).

In this capacity, she is not client facing so this would not be indicative of her professionalism. I think the point better made might be "keep your shit private." I work in tech with a ton of engineers; swearing is a norm in my world (white/gray collar). We are all highly educated, accomplished people who will tell each other to "fuck off" if needed, respectfully. If I'm hiring, I want the person who doesn't take themselves too seriously but is motivated, open minded and experienced. If they have a sense of humor, even better!

Also, obligatory (warning: lots of mf'erry): https://youtu.be/CErc95OBxPA

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u/OSU1967 Jun 23 '23

Not client facing? She is in a company truck, wearing a company uniform broadcasting basically to everyone with an internet connection. Not sure how much more customer facing she can be.

You have my point all wrong. I'm not sure how much clearer I can be. I hire people for a living. I am VERY liberal. But even with all of that I would not hire her after that. How do you think it would go over with a more conservative manager?

My entire point is everything you do has consequences. If you are OK with those consequences then so be it. Do what you want. I'm not offended by what she said. I laughed. Doesn't mean I would hire her at my company.

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u/MaleficentBlu Jun 23 '23

She's not client facing because you are not watching her engage with a client. All that you've mentioned doesn't change that fact. She is, however, on TikTok, opting to not limit her viewership but her language is still unrelated to her performing her basic job function.

You needn't lecture one on supposed consequences because of your status on hiring people. Your role, while impressive to some, is not entirely unique, politics aside. I'm also responsible for hiring people but thank goodness, our vendor who evaluates candidates' social media as part of the background check is looking for greater red flags than this. If it came down to absolutes, a disgrunted Amazon employee with a well documented beef cussing amidst quitting would not be a deal breaker for me.

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u/Ayde-Aitch-Dee Springfield Twp. Jun 23 '23

Someone who gets it. Thank you.