Took 3 months to get a response from them. Slow turnaround time for sure. If you don't pass the assessment, you won't get a call. Was already in another position.
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Question 1
Tell me about a time where you had to deliver bad news.
I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Amazon (Los Angeles, CA) in Oct 2021
Interview
- Supervise and support 60+ associates per shift, designing labor plans and optimizing
staffing to meet delivery demand.
- Acted as site SME for Delivery Experience Accuracy (DEA), aligning standards across
shifts and driving a 25% YoY improvement in on-time delivery, ranking in the top 10
nationwide.
- Partnered with Loss Prevention, HR, and operations to mitigate risks, reducing LOST
DPMO by 35% YoY and strengthening compliance.
- Delivered process training (RTS, DEA) that increased operational flexibility and
improved adoption of new workflows.
- Conducted root cause analysis and data-driven performance reviews to consistently
meet CPT/DEA targets and identify efficiency opportunities.
- Achieved 100% onboarding compliance, coaching associates on safety, quality, and
performance expectations.
- Oversaw inbound backlog planning and shipment sequencing, ensuring smooth workflow
and reducing bottlenecks.
- Implemented process improvements that increased throughput per hour by 15%,
improving speed and service quality.
- Launched ASC Safety Committee and championed site-wide initiatives that reduced RIR
by 25% YoY and improved safety culture.
- Partnered with external vendors (Waste Management, logistics providers) to
streamline waste handling and sustainability efforts.
- Improved stow staffing compliance by +25% through coaching, training, and associate
engagement strategies.
- Collaborated with leadership to forecast demand, allocate resources, and deliver
operational readiness across multiple functions.
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Question 1
They asked a lot of behavioral and situational questions
The typical STAR format interviewing process focuses on behavior-based questions, and Amazon expects candidates to deliver their responses with the leadership principles indirectly incorporated in their answers. I suggest learning the principles of organizational leadership and weaving them into your stories.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Give me an example of a time when you had to go above and beyond the call of duty in order to get a job done?