Dear keyboard warriors, I'm sorry to interrupt everyone's writing, but there's a hot question that I must address! During this time, a major event happened in the express delivery industry, a new regulation, so that a large number of express mail piled up, so that the courier incarnated as a "strike man", people can't help but question: "Express War" will there be a real one again? Let's take a look at what the hell is all about this spicy taste!
According to the new rules, it is not allowed to throw the package in the mailbox casually, as if to let the courier know: you must deliver things to your door, otherwise it will not be called delivery. However, the couriers didn't buy it, they launched **, and soon, the whole area was like a "courier graveyard", where all the goods were abandoned, and some even piled up to the height of community bins. This makes people laugh and cry, because these "piles up" of works are all by-products of our online shopping.
This strike, like pressing the button to turn back time, reminds me of the days when couriers could still use their mobile phones to "whisper softly". Now, it is no longer a human voice waiting for us, only a cold message prompting: Your package has been sent to the station, please take your package slip to pick it up. The delivery man has changed from a "delivery expert" to a "demonstration", which is so fast that it is comparable to a courier!
It stands to reason that Jingdong and SF Express, which have "aristocratic blood", can continue to provide high-quality services, because their ** is very high, so their services must meet their requirements. However, when we sigh "why don't we learn from JD.com and SF", should we also reflect on it, the original delivery brother is actually himself?
Okay, okay, I'm talking about my own opinion, if you think what I'm saying is wrong, then refute it, we have something to say. But what do you think of this new courier regulation? Do you want to support the new regulations, or do you want couriers to return to the warm era of mobile phones? Or do they prefer transportation here? Or do you have a golden idea for how to solve it? You can express your opinions and opinions in the comment area, and don't forget to like it!