u/StunningAd1651

Are you still getting overtime, or at least 40 hours? Ive read a lot are having their hours cut down to truly part-time hours

One of the videos per each comparison is always broken and cannot be played. Can't do the task

Assuming heavy OT (50-60 hours a week) in an understaffed area, looks like PSEs in actuality make around 55-70k in a year. Is that right? How much do you make in actuality beyond the base pay?

I have been tasking for months and I keep having to redo the screening for aether and the initial quality checks for tasks that id already worked on for hours. Super annoying

A lot of these assessments are very long and wordy and unclear and then the tasks itself hardly have any work on them, with most being video tasks that dont work very well. What happened to audio or visual image tasks?

Question in title. An employee told me it doesnt so wanted to be sure

For me: show up, clock in, get paid, do my work, clock out, go home. Not at all interested in the company or the other workers or what goes on in the other shifts. I will do my part the right way but thats about it.

Dont care about going above and beyond or going the extra mile, or doing my work "with pride", because none of that even matters and will not afford you any bonuses or anything of the sort. Will never be emotionally invested at work for anything. You should only do that if your work is ABOUT that, like physical or mental health.

When does hiring pick up? Its been real slow, hardly any jobs and the few that are posted are in the hood

DFW, dead as a doornail hardly any jobs for months but all I ever hear is how understaffed everything over here is.

Ive got basically no other options unless I go back to school for a bachelor's and *hope* i could land a job right away(yeah right). Working an entry level job completely unrelated to my associates degree with no interest in moving up in the industry im currently in, not much job experience either between Amazon and where I am now. I struggled to find a job for half of a year until I got my current job and I am not looking forward to ever sending out a million rejected applications ever again. Ive had some family try to dissuade me from trying to get in USPS but I dont see a better option, considering the stability and COLA and automatic pay steps, which others have really stressed as major positive points to me

Next year I want to try to give it a go with maintenance open season in the hopes of moving to a city 5+ hours away. When you take said test, does it have to be in the city you apply in? Or can I do it in my own city?

I usually make major peasant armies and walk them into some other enemy region or a low population region of mine and then disband them. What do you do to keep squalor down?

Tasks exist but are all either empty without work to do in them and the usual busy ones (furniture removal/omni/etc) are gone now. Theres only the dreadfully difficult ones to do such as recording websites just for the uploads to fail. What gives?