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> But I also have a DHL driver doing the opposite: you stay at home all day and nobody rings; then you notice that the parcel is marked as delivered on the webs
by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
> But I also have a DHL driver doing the opposite: you stay at home all day and nobody rings; then you notice that the parcel is marked as delivered on the website. What? You get outside and you see the parcel was thrown in your yard over the wall/fence/portal. You go back to DHL website and you download the receipt, to discover a beautiful fake signature of yours forged by the driver.
IN cases like that, I would have a very hard ethical time in pushing that issue of fraud onto the driver. To be honest, I haven't done that... but the thought would definitely cross my mind.
- sdoering 9y agoI wouldn't think twice. I would absolutely do that. Why? While in school I was working as a delivery driver and never resorted to shit like that. And we were not only pressed for time. We were paid by delivered parcel. Nothing else counted. And we had to deliver the packets that were not successfully delivered to the central logistics station by 6pm. So if we didn't perform we were f..ed.
- pm24601 9y ago> While in school I was working as a delivery driver and never resorted to shit like that. How long ago was that? Maybe the service has gotten worse because the pay/reward system has gotten worse.