1. Work Badge
At Amazon, your work badge is everything. You enter and exit the buildings with your badge, you clock in & out with your badge, you can even shop with your badge. (I will tell you more about shopping with your badge later!)
2. Comfortable shoes & clothes
This is the most lenient dress code I have ever experienced and it is fantastic! No dress clothes. Jeans, shorts, t-shirts and tennis shoes.
3. Beverages
As with any job, it is important to stay hydrated. Amazon provides coffee and ice water 24/7. I was pleasantly surprised—the coffee was great! They also have ice machines that are perfect if you are an ice aficionado.
4. Lastly, some TLC for those sore muscles.
Biofreeze is my best friend!
My body clock is all put of whack, but I am starting the first of three days off. I promise to answer all of your questions in the coming posts.

Get orthotics for your shoes…dr scholl Remember coffee does not hydrate, it is a diuretic. Bio freeze is good, Enough nagging for today!
Sent from my iPad Joan Leotta Author, Story performer http://Www.joanleotta.wordpress.com
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Trust me, I drink more water than I should. I keep a bottle with me at all times. The coffee is to keep my engine running!
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How great…hope the pay matches the good experience…love your posts…you could write a book now!
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I can honestly say that Amazon is an amazing company to work for. They value their employees, the benefits are excellent and if I was full-time, I would make more than I did at the library, and I worked there for 10 years!
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MaryEllen
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We both have the same olf friend, Bio Freeze.
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SO neat following your posts! Thank you, Christi, for allowing us to do so! And yes, I was never fond of night shift either! Hard to ever feel really ‘rested!’ Blessings for fun days off!
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You must have slept REAL well in your first days on the job. Hope you ate getting in the swing of it
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I love, and a bit jealous, to hear about your adventures. What a great opportunity to work at Amazon and see how the whole process works. So what do they do with the returned items?
Hugs
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