Amazon Human Resources Department Reviews

The experience of working at any company can vary based on factors like team, manager, role, company policy etc. However, with an overall rating of 4.1 out of 5 from over 1.1k employee reviews, it's clear that most employees have a positive experience working at Amazon's Human Resources Department. Company culture holds the highest rating at 4.1, while job security is rated the lowest amongst all factors at 3.4. Read reviews about company culture and job security on AmbitionBox.

According to AmbitionBox reviews, Amazon's Human Resources Department employees rate their salary and benefits at 4.0 out of 5, based on 1.1k reviews. The rating reflects a high level of satisfaction among employees regarding compensation and benefits, indicating that Amazon's Human Resources Department is generally seen as a place that values and rewards its workforce fairly. You can know more about Amazon's Human Resources Department salaries here and to read reviews specifically about salary and benefits at Amazon's Human Resources Department, click here .

Work culture at Amazon's Human Resources Department is rated 4.1 out of 5 by 1.1k employees on AmbitionBox, indicating a generally positive environment. Work culture encompasses aspects like collaboration, support, and overall employee satisfaction. The strong rating reflects a supportive and engaging atmosphere at Amazon's Human Resources Department. To read reviews specifically about work culture at Amazon's Human Resources Department, click here .

Based on 1.1k reviews on AmbitionBox, Amazon's Human Resources Department employees rate job security at 3.4 out of 5. This lower rating indicates that a significant number of employees may have concerns about their job stability and the reliability of their roles at Amazon's Human Resources Department. To read reviews about job security at Amazon's Human Resources Department, click here .

According to AmbitionBox, 38% of Amazon's Human Resources Department employees work from home permanently, 29% work from the office, and 33% follow a hybrid model, based on 94 reviews in the last 6 months. This reflects a flexible approach to work arrangements. To read reviews specifically about work-life balance, click here.

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