Amazon's workplace culture

Starting at Amazon 10 years ago, Leilani Estavan has built a successful career as a general manager.

Chief Meteorologist Victor Rodriguez guides Amazon’s operations network through turbulent weather.

We’re celebrating National Service Dog Month—a time devoted to raising awareness and showing appreciation for the extraordinary work service dogs at Amazon do every day.

A $1.3 billion investment this year brings Amazon’s average hourly pay to over $20.50 per hour across customer fulfillment and transportation in the U.S.

The new Amazon Visitor Landing at Met Park provides neighbors, visitors, and customers with an inside look at the people and innovations who bring the magic of Amazon to life.

Policymakers and community leaders celebrate the opening of ‘Hank,’ and welcome more than 2,000 Amazon employees to their new office.

Amazon restored many of the unique architectural features found at one of the first department stores in the country.

Instead of verbatim note-taking, use your own words to document your thought process. And use pen and paper—you’ll retain more than with a device.

Josh Palacios founded an employee resource group to destigmatize conversations around substance use disorder, recovery, and sobriety at work.

Hercules is featured in a new Nasdaq gallery alongside iconic artifacts from other innovative companies. Here are four things that make this robot so fascinating.

Launched in 2012, Career Choice is an education and training benefit that helps eligible hourly employees grow their skills for career success at Amazon or elsewhere.

Our free training is designed to meet a wide variety of schedules and learning goals. Each program offers something different. Read on to learn more and get started.

Amazon Day lets you pick the day of the week that you receive your orders. You’re in control of your delivery schedule, plus you receive less boxes on average.

Liz Jones, an Amazon Bar Raiser, explains how important our famous Leadership Principles are in her work at Amazon.

Employees across the U.S. have received fertility and family-building support through Progyny, one of Amazon’s award-winning family-building benefits.

Beth Galetti shares her passion for career development and outlines how Amazon employees play a role in supporting and developing our colleagues.

Support for employees pursuing continuing education includes career coaching and prepaid college tuition through the Amazon Career Choice program.

Here's how they brought their vision to life.

Amazon employees and their partners can get virtual support from Maven Clinic for everything from preconception to surrogacy, in 50 countries around the world.

Learn about the programs, skills trainings, and education opportunities available to employees.

Techniques to help you develop your professional skills, become a better leader, transition roles, and more.

Amazon offers health care starting on day one of employment, along with mental health, advanced cancer care, and 24/7 access to medical advice.

The safety of our employees is our top priority, and we wanted to share an update on our programs and progress. We have made, and continue to make, significant investments to ensure our workspaces are safe and improve safety outcomes for our employees.

Get an exclusive look at some of the features that make Amazon’s headquarters unique, including a living wall in the lobby and a room inspired by Harry Potter.

These new benefits, under Amazon’s FamilyFlex program, are aimed at helping employees and family members achieve personal and professional success.

For the 2nd year in a row, Amazon earns top score of 100 on the Disability Equality Index based on culture, leadership, access, and employment practices.

Customers can pick up packages when it makes sense for them.

Josh Miele, a principal accessibility researcher on Amazon's Devices team shares how he’s helping make devices more inclusive for people with disabilities.

From exclusive discounts to specialty cancer benefits, here are some unique benefits you may not know Amazon offers its employees.

From academia to Amazon, Justine Hastings shares 5 lessons she’s learned from leading in a traditionally male-dominated field.