The problem I see, when its not just a general "fuck you" attitude (common with USPS workers for example) is that a lot of people willing to take these delivery

The problem I see, when its not just a general "fuck you" attitude (common with USPS workers for example) is that a lot of people willing to take these delivery jobs are often from suburban and rural area businesses that take these contracts and hire local talent. These people are not given the appropriate level of training to handle dense urban environments. I live deep in the heart of Chicago and if you leave a package on my doorstep it will either get stolen or opened up to see if anything of value is inside and discarded in the bushes. I had to put a sign on my mailbox asking delivery people to toss the package over the fence and into my yard if I'm not home. This is basic common sense in a big city. Sadly, its sometimes ignored. I now just deal with work delivery which means a good chance of a package getting lost in 30 floor skyscraper I work in. Its incredible how shitty package delivery is in general.