What’s up guys! It’s Aeneas and in this video I am going to be taking you guys through the process of becoming an Amazon Area Manager. Leave any questions or concerns you have in the comment section and I will get back to you.
Pls put the video of what to expect. I enjoyed this video the most bcus it seems so genuine. Pls let us know how it is there & don’t leave nothing out. Currently waiting on my offer letter & i have a good job now so I’m struggling to decide whether i want to leave or not. Tips would be very helpful
Do they start everyone off as an L4, or do they start some off as an L5? I have masters in supply chain and I interview with them next week. I’m curious if the interview is even the effort if the salary isn’t close to the industry standard.
That's how I kind of felt when I left the military and entered the civilian sector-right after leaving and did my first interview with a major aviation supervisor position, I was hired. Never doubt yourself
Thank you for your help. I applied a week ago and have a couple of "under consideration" statuses. I was trying to figure out the timeframe to hear back. Thank you and be blessed.
It was great, and it’s mandatory. It’s mainly focused on giving you a general view of the company culture, history, and leadership principles. It’s a good opportunity for networking and learning from the internals that are being promoted to management.
@@T.N.theMotivator I can’t really remember but I felt like 2 weeks after that. But my offer letter was 62k salary and 18k stocks. Over 4 years and I think my sign on bonus is 5 or 7k
@@InvestMotiv8 Thanks for replying. Thursday the 11th makes two weeks since the congratulations email. Hopefully I will receive it soon. I will be relocating from Texas to Cali.
You’ll do great, just be you! You got the interview for a reason. Memorizing the leadership principles and finding examples of how you embody them will help you out tremendously. Hope everything went well.
@@JokeSoyombo Hey, you can watch this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RP-QfqsS5kU.html. It should give you an idea of what to expect. Just remember to relax when you’re taking the test. I actually thought I failed the assessment when I first took it; especially the math part. The math part looks complicated but once you relax you’ll realize it’s pretty straight forward.
I applied on the website for Memphis Area Manager, but was interviewed by a Dallas F.W. Ops Manager. I really hoping that if I do get an offer that it's not Dallas.
@@pushbeyondaverage Hey Hey! Start of shift have a stand up with the team, review and assign work orders (I would have my flow boss do it after awhile) , talk with OPs leadership to make sure communication is smooth and open, in the case of a SEV event be on call and walk leadership what’s going on. Make sure your team is booking their labor and clocking out for lunch. Document & Communicate to the next shift all the crazy mess that went on during the shift.
@@VolleyballAddict521 Thank you for the quick reply! Ok, this is very good information and gives me a quick snapshot. I applied for the AMM position in Nevada two days ago.
I applied on December 15 I took the numerical reasoning test on December 27 I have my interview this Thursday. I’m soo nervous & I feel under qualified too!
So sorry, I applied for area manager a month ago but still I didn't heard back from them, how long will take if they accept me they should be an interview plz give more information plz
I just got my offer and I felt the same way! lol. Do you give them your list of 10 places after you receive your first email and before your official offer letter? also, congratulations! let's connect :)
Sorry for just now reaching back out to you, but yes I gave them my top cities in between that first email and the official offer letter. The offer letter will have your site location on it.
