AMA about Amazon

It's disheartening when you try not to harbor negative feelings towards someone, but their actions make it challenging. This little rant is regarding my recent experiences with Amazon. As a loyal Amazon customer, Amazon has always been my first choice for online shopping. However, my relationship with Amazon has been deteriorating over the past few months. Contacting Customer Service Firstly, Amazon, why is it so difficult to contact you for an order-related query? Why do I have to hunt furiously for the CTA every time I need to reach customer service? And if my query remains unresolved, I have to go through the entire process again, explaining my issue from scratch. It’s quite disappointing to experience this from such a massive giant. Delivery Executives and Sellers Doorstep Delivery? Prime Membership? What is the relevance of these when they do not apply to "Prime Members"? Yes, my home is on the 4th floor without elevator service (I’m not a privileged citizen, living in Bangalore). I understand the challenges delivery executives face climbing all four floors to deliver a product. I occasionally go downstairs to collect my order whenever possible. However, last week, when I was sick with a fever and confined to my bed, I asked the delivery executive to bring the package to the 4th floor. A few minutes later, I received a message that the delivery attempt had failed. I tried to contact the delivery person, but my call was cut off. I called Amazon customer support, and they assured me the delivery would be re-attempted and necessary actions would be taken. The next day, I received a call from the delivery executive. Unfortunately, I was in a meeting and asked for the delivery to be made to my door again. The same scenario repeated. Do you all think the Amazon user experience is transparent? Can anyone help me how I can contact their customer service executive.

I interviewed for data engineer at Amazon in feb. I was told that my profile has been put on hold because so meone else has been chosen internally. Now recruiter comes up with BI engineer role. Got selected. I didn't say anything because I just wanted to get out of TCS at all costs. Now she's demanding that I must join them on 22 april, which is less than 2 weeks away. Are they trying to back me off? Because the request is unreasonable. They haven't yet released offer letter, salary negotiations haven't taken place. Should I ask for offer letter first? Or ask for early release with TCS? What should my plan of action. Need advice.

(maybe a clickbait to few people) No I don't work at Amazon I am just 1st year student but I don't know is it me or anyone else also feels this that the UI/ux basically the whole fucking frontend of Amazon is so glitchy and filthy whenever I search something the loading line appears on top like 2000s it feels like using an app made by 3rd year student for project. The design is soo poor never feels like premium app always feels like an app made for illeterates.Now let me tell you what happened there is one offer on dmrc(delhi metro card) that if I pay with Amazon pay I will get cashback even though I never use Amazon pay(gpay rocks) I used it today and after paying their fucking site was loading for more than 2 mins and was showing don't press back button but I pressed back and it showed transaction pending not able to connect to our servers(fucking one of the biggest companies of the world) at same moment I tried recharging using gpay it just took seconds and people will say maybe some traffic issue or server down and all but I tried this in evening also on different card then also failed. Gpay>>phonepe>>Airtel money==Paytm>>>>>>>>>>>amazonpay.

Hi Guys, I got a decent offer from Amazon this week. When i am searching on multiple review sites like Glassdoor etc, about working culture at Amazon, i am hardly getting any positive reviews? Can somebody pls share insights so that i can take switching decisions accordingly?

- Amazon's facing more EU scrutiny over its recommender algorithms and ad transparency. 🚨 - The European Commission sent another RFI to Amazon about its compliance with digital rules. 📜 - This isn't the first time Amazon's been in hot water with the EU. 🌊 - Are these regulations stifling innovation or protecting consumers? 🤔 - Why is Big Tech always in the EU's crosshairs? 💥

Hello guys, I have an interview lined up for non-tech specialist (L4) role in HYD office. The interviewer is based out of Seattle HQ. Just wanted to work culture of the team and the salary offered for L4 role in such team

Hi All, I have total 6 years of experience in both of manual and automation testing. Now I am working in Infosys as a test analyst for 6 months. My future plan is to join in Amazon in the software testing position. What kind of preparation is needed to crack the interview?