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I think this depends a lot on the area. In a minor city, the post is likely to be the same guy delivering letters every day for a few blocks. I guess you can ge
by user5994461 7y ago
I think this depends a lot on the area. In a minor city, the post is likely to be the same guy delivering letters every day for a few blocks. I guess you can get used to it and it's not too terrible a job.
All the letters (tax, benefits, work, bank, bills) across thousands of households and a few businesses must be sustaining a permanent job. There is still a ton of physical mails despite the adoption of emails.
However package delivery, by opposition to letters, is always a terrible job by nature.
- aksss 7y agoWe’re easily 70% junk mail at our house. I don’t know if junk mail is what underwrites the whole endeavor or if netted out the service would be far more efficient if that were eliminated (e.g. prices hiked to restrict 70% of gross tonnage moved).