Alemán - B2 - Arbeiten bei Amazon - Wie hoch ist der Leistungsdruck wirklich?

Study Notes

Workers are discussing strikes at other locations during the Christmas season
They are expected to process 300 items per hour, but one worker is only able to process 116
Products are sorted at a sorting facility for customers who ordered multiple items
Some items may be returned, but hygiene products that cannot be resold are typically destroyed
The workers package a pool and scan it for shipping
The packages are stacked in a truck, with approximately 120 trucks coming in and out daily
The worker gives a tour of the facility to the interviewer
The interviewer asks questions about the process and the worker answers them
The worker shows the interviewer how to package and send a product
The interviewer thanks the worker for the tour.
Amazon has been criticized for making employees walk long distances, lift heavy items, and track their movements.
The technology used in the warehouse may alleviate some of these issues.
Employees are still tracked and expected to meet certain productivity goals.
It is unclear if these goals are realistic for the average worker.
The video features a tour of an Amazon warehouse.
The author is unsure if the tracking and productivity goals are "cool."
The author also mentions a video about a dildo factory and a report about Amazon worker strikes.
The audience is encouraged to subscribe and comment on their recent online purchases.