Avantages
The training at Amazon is extensive, with countless opportunities. There is more training than there is time to take it all. I have found management to be very caring and very reasonable regarding work life balance. My group has started a mental health day once a month, which is an extra day off. The work has been challenging but have gotten a lot of support. Virtual roles are available, although might be hard to find. The opportunity to travel to sites and grow are also available. With so many divisions, there is certainly a job that matches your skillsets.
Inconvénients
However, one downside is that the job descriptions are not very good, so you might go into a role, expecting one job and ending up doing a completely different one. I had the unfortunate occurrence, and the work my group does, does not best align with my skillsets. But again, due to the great opportunity for training, I am able to learn on the job. Another down side, is the lack of tool standardization, because of that different teams use different tools, which can bring some challenges for collaboration.