Amazon ICQA Process Assistant reviews

2.1

18% would recommend to a friend

(25 total reviews)
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Andrew Jassy

14% approve of CEO

14% positive business outlook

ICQA Process Assistant employees have rated Amazon with 2.1 out of 5 stars, based on 25 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most ICQA Process Assistant professionals have an average working experience there. Amazon is rated 45% below average by ICQA Process Assistant professionals compared to other employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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25 reviews
3.0
May 10, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Ability to move up if you perform your job and show willingness to learn new things and take on more roles than you get paid for. Good Health benefits, paycheck every Friday, can engage with others there or not if you are a Tier 1. Has some cool people to work with, food trucks, yearly raise in early October and will help pay $5250 a year towards college education.

Cons

Long hours 10-12 a day, demanding physical work and it sucks wearing heavy composite toe shoes everyday! You miss out on a lot of family time!!! Hard to move past a Tier 3. Some of the managers suck others are really good. If you move up to a Tier3 you never get VTO (volunteer time off) anymore so you always have to use your own time if you need off. Their Safety shoes are terrible and end up damaging your feet. Micromanaging bosses instead of letting you do your job. You end up training the new managers they bring in that don’t know anything. Constant turnover. You can have 3 different bosses within 6 weeks time. For the stress you put up with Amazon’s pay needs to be higher for Tier 3 employees for what we deal with. Starting pay for that should be $25/hr minimum. We barely make $1.80 hr more than Tier 1’s thats start at $18-20hr and have to put up with so much negativity from management and employees and we are just trying to do our job and help the process run smoother at work. For what we get paid if you are a single salary household it’s not even enough to live on your own in today’s economy. Amazon can afford to pay higher wages so that we are not barely scraping by to feed our families.

1.0
Oct 24, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Free gloves from vending machines

Cons

Once they got rid of CPP and PRP bonuses the quality levels dipped immensely and more focus was placed on quantity than quality. Because of this more items were returned damaged or incorrect due to no care taken in storage and fulfilment process.

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