Amazon Trainer salaries in Teaching & Training in India

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The work culture is positive, and the work-life balance is fine.

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...any does not have the scope of role at the next level. Hence, can't promote you. You may get stuck at the same salary for years if you are at earning the maximum at your level. Dedicated and high performing employees lose motivation at work and that spoils the overall experience of the employee.

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The pay and perks are good, benefits like insurance could be better.

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My vertical’s environment got toxic over a period of three years and nobody wants to do anything about it. Don’t know about the other verticals at Amazon.

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Just the salary comes on time.

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Policy changes every week. Work life balance is zero. They want us to work on every single thing. No one there to listen to your issues. Everything is on autopilot mode. If someone is not getting any other job or is unemployed then Amazon is okay. Otherwise don't even think of joining.

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Everything is perfect. The culture is very good. You will love to work in this company.

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...eadership should think about the employees who work hard before laying them off. But still it's a part of cost cutting which happens everywhere.

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The salary is provided on time, and there are opportunities to access courses for learning new skills. However, we often don't have time to dedicate to learning during shift hours, as this role requires us to be in front of the laptop for the entire shift.

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The management is very toxic, and the leadership is performing poorly in managing metrics, making employees work like robots. The main goal of this ML Data Associate role is to teach machines how to perform annotations, which should be done by humans. However, while humans naturally make mistakes, the company expects employees to work with 100% accuracy under very tough metrics, making the job extremely stressful. There is no work-life balance, and I would definitely not recommend this job to freshers, as it could ruin their careers despite being at a big company. Please avoid.