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great property.. housekeeping did a good job.. great amenities.. our issues: - room occupancy Thu - we originally booked into a smaller suite that the Marriott website mentioned could fit 2 rollaway beds. however the night prior to our departure, we had gotten notice from the front desk that this room cannot fit the 2 rollaway beds. this caused us some panic. luckily, the junior suite was still available, and we were upgraded for an additional $50. we appreciate the gesture, but we feel that the website (perhaps corporate website) needs to more accurately reflect occupancy limits. - pool (slippery floors) Thu and Sat - nice pool, however surrounding floors are very slippery when wet. i slipped and almost completely lost my balance once. my son and youngest daughter fell once each. i witnessed numerous people fall in the 2 instances we were at the pool. perhaps a more adequate flooring or mat needs to be installed. - pool (feces in the pool) Sat - a huge inconvenience since we had previously just arrived 20 minutes prior to being kicked out of the pool. The kids were not happy. - breakfast card Sat - as a breakfast option, we filled out breakfast delivery cards on Friday am. we chose the 8-815am because we had to be somplace at 9am. at 820, i called the breakfast bites line which sounded like the front desk. i asked about the ETA of our order, and from talking with the person on the phone it sounded like breakfast had never been completed, nor had been placed in the system. This was very inconvenient and resulted in not having adequate time to eat a proper meal which then had me lightheaded during the activity at 9am.

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I've been working for Amazon at this facility for 16 months now. Yes they do preach heavily about numbers, but the numbers are achievable. I've worked in stow, which was probably the most difficult for me to learn because I was "fresh from the streets". I then moved on to ICQA, where I became an ambassador (still am). I worked in pack singles over the peak period. I'm not the fastest person in the world (I'm a bit older than most that work there), but I was making rate there inside 4 days. I had to do that before I could assume my role as a seasonal PA in that department. The hardest part for me there was trying to get used to moving from days to nights for just a few weeks. I ran into some issues with the health of my wife, and Amazon was good enough to grant me a temporary personal leave rather quickly, on an emergency basis. The bottom line, is the big companies, for the most part, do not want to work with a person when they are up against the wall. Amazon came through for me, and they have my loyalty. Each individual case is unique, but when it comes to their time off task policy, and the rates, most people, generally the ones who complain that Amazon is too hard to work for, bring these write-ups on themselves. Come to work. Do your job, don't stop to visit everyone down the entire line, and you can get your work done with no issues. Be prepared to stay busy though in order to make it. After all, you are at work, right? Amazon has many people that find the work to be rather easy. They are generally the ones with the strongest work ethic and the desire to give a full days work for a full days pay. I'm not saying that Amazon is without issues. There are definitely some things that need to be addressed, but I've been around the block a time or two so to speak. I'm in my fifties, so I've seen some stuff, and I have to say, regardless of what anyone thinks, that this is definitely the best warehouse I have worked in. The only other one that comes close is a Bausch and Lomb manufacturing plant where I made eyeglass lenses, and then that had its issues because of the polishing compounds that were used. Anyway, the best advice I can give, is that if you don't like the job, then just leave and go somewhere else. Nearly everyone has some sort of complaint about things at work on any given day. It comes with being in the real world, but if you really hate it that much, then even Amazon encourages you to find something that you do like.