Quit Amazon and new workplace 100x better

This may not be all Amazon but just my specific team. I worked at Amazon for 3 years 4 months and 5 days. I started off as L5 pathways manager mba grad and ended as an L7 senior operations manager. First of all, every amazon warehouse I worked at was violating multiple labor laws but the poor(literally) associates never had the education to understand their rights. All we worried about was rate rate rate. I worked front half days Sun-Wed 10hrs a day but had to report on Thur and Sat because my ops mgr said that's the only way to get promoted. I was like okay sure. Pay was good (140) but I felt every decision the senior leadership at site and the regional level was detrimental for the workers. We fucked over every department that was a voice of reason(HR, finance, procurement) and made everyone slog be it a snow day or a 120f day. we had no facilities for workers and the canteen/cafeteria was a mess. Whenever an associate didn't meet their absurdly impossible target we wrote them up. But the problems didn't stop there.... I was told by everyone in senior management that the associates are uneducated and that's what they deserve, you need to be stern(insist on the highest standards) and fire a few associates so that your seniors notice you and give you that senior ops position. Fearing my visa and all I agreed and toted their line. Days turned to months and years and i was turning into this ruthless monster.... Anyway one day I had enough the general manager jokingly advocated that the associates wear diapers to reduce pee breaks in the 9am and I had enough. My next stock vest was a couple of mos away but couldn't take anymore. I started applying for jobs and got one in 2 weeks. I work for a non-profit now as a ops lead and moved on h1b receipt notice as I couldn't take anymore. Been 3 months in the new job and I'm very happy! We work as a central logistics team for a food bank and ensure the food sent to the food banks is fresh. It is a new challenge but I'm way happier than I was at amazon. I'm sorry I'm venting out this much but today was the first Monday in a while when I realized I don't really hate mondays I just hated my job.