Amazon Warehouse Associate interview questions

I applied with Amazon online on August 2nd. The process was pretty easy and simple. I received a email for a Prescreen Phone interview on Aug 21st. The questions asked by the interviewer was simple questions and easy to answer. She made the interview so fun and I think it was one of the best interviews I've had in a long time. I then instantly after getting off the phone received a email stating the next step of Face to Face interview. It was scheduled for about two weeks later. I have worked in customer service for most of my life and the way Amazon made me feel walking in was just wonderful. I was greeted with a bright smile every where I went. The interview went well also. Then I went to take a drug test in the next room and then taken to a room and high fived and told they were looking forward to me working on their team! I have never been more excited to work for a Customer Driven and based company! They made it a wonderful experience. I can not wait to the call back for scheduling. I'm excited to be hired by a Great Company like Amazon!

I applied online and a few weeks later I received an email to schedule my phone interview time. The phone interviewer asked 5-6 basic questions and sounded really bored so I kept my answers short but sweet. After the interview she told me to email my diploma, transcripts, and resume to them. A few days later after doing this I received another email to schedule my 1:1 interview. The interview location took place at a Hilton hotel. Inside it was filled with Amazon employees roaming around with signs pointing where to go. I was first given a sheet of paper with my potential hours I would work if hired along with a temporary ID number. They then brought me into a room with many laptops to fill out a typical Agree/Disagree survey. After this I was taken directly to a room and assigned an interviewer. My interviewer started the questions with a basic "Tell us about you" question. A few more questions were "Name a time you resolved a conflict", "Would you report an employee who was stealing" and "Name a time you took initiative". All pretty simple and par for the course. After the interview I was escorted to another desk where the Amazon employee there told me they wanted to extend me an offer which I accepted. I was then taken into a conference room with many other people who had accepted the offer. The Amazon employee gave a short presentation and then we had our pictures taken for ID, cheek swab for drug test, and had us sign off on the offered contract. They also handed us a "Swag Bag" on our way out. I had a very positive experience.