In modern society, with the rapid development of the Internet, people's demand for services such as express delivery, takeaway, and Didi is also increasing. However, there are many potential problems and risks hidden behind these seemingly easy and simple tasks. Unless cornered, I resolutely do not recommend anyone to engage in express delivery, food delivery, running Didi and other industries.
First of all, there is no guarantee of a stable income for these jobs. Couriers, food delivery workers, and Didi drivers are all based on piecework or per order income, and it is difficult to meet the requirements of a fixed monthly income. Moreover, with the increasing competition in the market, there have been a lot of low-cost labor in various industries. As a result, it is difficult for workers to earn higher incomes in addition to working more hours. The problem of low wages in these industries has long attracted widespread attention.
Secondly, these jobs require long hours of work and high-intensity physical labor. Couriers and delivery workers need to walk or ride for long periods of time to make deliveries, which is very physically demanding. Didi drivers, on the other hand, need to drive their vehicles all day and stay alert and focused for long periods of time. This kind of high-intensity physical and mental work not only easily leads to physical fatigue and injury, but also tends to produce various adverse psychological reactions, such as anxiety and depression.
In addition, there are many safety risks associated with these jobs. Couriers and food delivery people often need to navigate through heavy traffic and are prone to traffic accidents. Didi drivers, on the other hand, face the risk of being maliciously attacked and kidnapped by passengers. Coupled with a variety of harsh working conditions and working conditions, these jobs are extremely dangerous and unsafe for practitioners.
Finally, these jobs also lack opportunities for career advancement and advancement. Couriers, food delivery workers, and Didi drivers struggle to gain more skills and knowledge at work, and they are unable to improve their work capabilities and have no better prospects for development. Moreover, most of the workers in these industries are in employment relationships and lack stable job security.
In general, unless you are cornered, I firmly do not recommend anyone to engage in the industry of express delivery, food delivery, running Didi, etc. These jobs lack a stable income guarantee, require long hours and high-intensity manual labor, have many safety risks, and lack opportunities for career development and advancement. We should strive for better working conditions and protection of rights and interests for workers, so that they can have a better working environment and development prospects.