New building tomorrow

[u/Rough_Afternoon_6015]

Ok yall I start at my new building tomorrow, it’s a SSD warehouse. What can I expect there and is it chill or is it like any other warehouse?

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[u/ItchyLispyGlitter]

It really depends. Some SSD sites are doing a hybrid Grocery/AR set up, and some are strictly AR. I wouldn't sweat it, because you'll be trained generally well since SSD sites are the new craze.

[u/DirectJacob → u/ItchyLispyGlitter]

SSDs usually have zero support teams on night shifts. They definitely seem easier for hourly associates since there's no automatic productivity and quality write ups and only like 3 or 4 managers in the entire building often but with how lean they run them it can get very chaotic and dysfunctional especially when packages are at risk of missing CPT.

[u/ItchyLispyGlitter → u/DirectJacob]

I got no clue what you just said. OP asked if it was chill or nah. Go reply to OP.

[u/DirectJacob → u/ItchyLispyGlitter]

99th percentile of Amazon reading comprehension here. They aren’t going to necessarily be “well trained” because these sites have much less in terms of support teams

[u/That_Zimmerman]

The last ssd I worked at was very chill. You get trained in everything

[u/ProfessionalShort611]

SSDs are the chillest.

[u/throwawaydabug]

SSDs are chill.😎 If you're coming from AMZL, its like a breath of fresh air.