I'm having the last loop interviews with Amazon for an analyst position, but I'm realizing that it might not be the right place for me, I'm currently working at hpe and have a good balance, 11+ YOE, I'm not sure if it's really worth the effort. Can someone tell me about what level sales ops analyst job might be? I looked for range salaries and it looks like it is 55k for Germany, so not really much of what I'm earning now.
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To be honest. It really comes down to the manager that you work for because even if you love your job your manager can make that job hell for you. As for the pay question, just ask them for more money.
Try levels for salaries.
I interviewed with them and they expect a 10 hr workday which I think is rather extreme. There are easier jobs for the same amount of money. Especially if work balance is something you value, this may not be the best job.
I’ve heard it varies by manager and project, so I would go thru the interview to find out if invited.
Believe everyone goes through same dilemma as you while interviewing with Amazon. We look into work life balance, job security, compensation and get mixed reviews all the time. But how I look into it is ultimately getting Amazon on your resume beats everything ( assuming you still have good 15-20+ years left) Just ask yourself whether you are ready to go extra mile at this point in your career/personal life OR maybe lil later part of career.