You would think Amazon warehouses have aisles based on categories The mess is the strategy

As someone who used to work at an Amazon warehouse yea it’s like this. I mainly worked in the sections that stored grocery items and I would fill people orders. They have walk in fridges and freezers for the cold and frozen stuff.

Not a useless fact if you’ve worked in one of these godforsaken warehouses 💀💀💀

As a former employee I can assure you that system barely works and creates its own unique form of chaos especially when the system “forgets” what stock it’s supposed to be keeping track of, and let’s not even get into Pick Paths and how long the system thinks you should take

"Organized Chaos" advocates going "See See!"

So basically every Amazon warehouse is one security breach away from disaster.

Messy strategy! that's a human perspective you should look up how memory is stored in complex machines such as computers,hard drives, ect.. it's placed where it fits next. A file could potentially be spread across multiple sectors & physically placement.

This is ancient ADHD tech that the public is just now understanding

Huh, I would have figured it was an anti theft thing.

Why does Carolina sound like a dude? Also why is she giving random facts? Is this her retired after mercenary work?

Amazon made a system, that is just true, organized chaos