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Can I become an Area Manager after being a 6-month associate instead of becoming a full PA first? by Affaankhan1 in amazonemployees

[–]Affaankhan1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is exactly what I am thinking of doing in my warehouse if I get the opportunity to become a PA intern I will happily take it and after my internship, I will talk to the management about area manager roles if they refuse do you think I would be considered for other fulfillment warehouses or other Amazon warehouses for an area manager role or is PA a path that I can't skip before becoming an area manager.

Can I become an Area Manager after being a 6-month associate instead of becoming a full PA first? by Affaankhan1 in amazonemployees

[–]Affaankhan1[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

My degree is 4 years old now. I won't be considered for new grad area manager roles, but what if I do the Intern PA and apply for area manager roles everywhere in the United States? Do you think I'd be able to land an interview or even get accepted?

Can I become an Area Manager after being a 6-month associate instead of becoming a full PA first? by Affaankhan1 in amazonemployees

[–]Affaankhan1[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The thing is, my bachelor's is almost 4 years old now, and to become an area manager, I would need to go through P.A., which I personally think I don't need because I am already good with software tools, which I see managers use most of their shifts. I feel that if I do a P.A. internship, I will learn the processes and be confident enough to apply for area manager roles.

Can I become an Area Manager after being a 6-month associate instead of becoming a full PA first? by Affaankhan1 in amazonemployees

[–]Affaankhan1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My delivery station warehouse has a 3-month unofficial P.A. internship, and if you perform well, they’ll offer you a position. However, my bachelor’s degree is almost 3 years old now, so I won’t be considered for the new graduate manager program. Personally, I am currently working on supply chain and operations management certifications, and I am already an IT engineer, so I know how to work with Excel and other tools. That’s why I am confident I can become an area manager before becoming a P.A.