Pay is good, about the top 10 percent in maintenance. Level 1 is about $29 an hour, level 2 is $30-35, and level 3 is $43-45 an hour.
If you agree with the maintenance manager, even if he is wrong, and you blame others, it's easy to stay employed and get bonuses.
This location, KSBD, has a maintenance manager that micromanages and blames technicians for equipment failure. They don't hold managers accountable. There are only four managers on the RME side, and the new manager always gets a bad review and gets fired. I have seen this happen three times.
The maintenance manager, who is the head of the department, will never give you anything in writing. If there is a failure on equipment, he will create a report blaming the last person that worked on it. The maintenance manager never has a controls team that works on anything because they are underqualified. There are only about five techs you can count on to do repairs. The remaining department Tech 2s and apprentices have no prior experience working in maintenance outside of Amazon. Manual Duran is great for KPI. Technicians have been forced to continuously lie on job performance skills and work order completion in order to meet work order completion requests of managers.
Work somewhere where you can be a manager.
The process was quick and effective, and I received fast feedback. I was extremely satisfied with the HR team and the time it took for them to respond. I had a great experience with their team. The interview focused on leadership principles and how
Assessment: Interview. I was asked normal interview questions, such as about my skills and hobbies. Finally, I was asked why I thought I would be a good fit for the job.
A 1-hour initial video call on Chime began with Amazon Leadership Principles-style behavioral questions. This was followed by a LeetCode coding question, to be solved in a shared text editor with only syntax highlighting. This role was categorized u
The process was quick and effective, and I received fast feedback. I was extremely satisfied with the HR team and the time it took for them to respond. I had a great experience with their team. The interview focused on leadership principles and how
Assessment: Interview. I was asked normal interview questions, such as about my skills and hobbies. Finally, I was asked why I thought I would be a good fit for the job.
A 1-hour initial video call on Chime began with Amazon Leadership Principles-style behavioral questions. This was followed by a LeetCode coding question, to be solved in a shared text editor with only syntax highlighting. This role was categorized u