In 2014, Amazon sold two billion items worldwide. All those products,
from phone cases to car seats, are stored inside Amazon’s fulfillment
centers and then sorted and wrapped by warehouse workers. In the U.S.
alone there are more than 50 of these gigantic buildings with 40,000 workers toiling away inside them, and that’s not counting the tens of thousands of part-time workers who join during busy seasons. These are the people who make sure your package, no matter how big or
small, gets to your doorstep. We spoke to a few of these employees
about what it’s like to be part of the Amazon machine.
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