Is the sorter in JD.COM Mall tired?

Are the sorters in JD.COM Mall tired?

hello, I will answer your question with my own experience. A few years ago, I worked as a sorter in Xiamen JD.COM Warehouse for about half a year. It's really miserable to recall now. It's unbearable to look back and I'm still scared. To tell the truth, so far, it is the most tiring, worthless and rewarding job I have ever done. Why do I want to do this job? Because at the beginning, I heard that JD.COM was fine, and the salary of delivering express delivery in JD.COM was high, but I didn't know that it was so hard to be a sorter and the salary was so low. I didn't know this until I went in. At that time, there were only a few hundred dollars left in my bank card, so I had to bite my teeth and stick to it, and save some money for myself before I could have the capital to change jobs. Every day, I am busy from 7: a.m. to 12: noon, and then I go back to work after eating for 2 minutes. I work directly until 7: p.m. and sometimes I get off work at 9: p.m., and there is no overtime pay. As long as I can't stop at work, I have no time to rest, and I even have a tight time to drink water. Just like a war, I keep my eyes on the parcels on the conveyor belt and sort them by region. On average, everyone has to sort thousands of parcels a day, and after sorting. Every day, there are several or even a dozen abnormal or missed packages. Finally, I have to find out and scan those who have packed the package and rummaged through the cabinet again. I can't find it and can't get off work. Think about how tired it is!

it's even worse in summer! Because this kind of logistics warehouse is often a tin factory building, it is very stuffy inside, and all the fans blow out hot air. Sweat can't stop, clothes are wet and dry, dry and wet, and everyone's clothes are like white salt. Everyone hopes to get more pay for such hard work every month.

But every time it's time to get paid, everyone is basically more than 3, yuan. It's really disappointing. Many people are disheartened and run away after getting paid. The next day, I didn't come to work directly, so I left, and my salary was suppressed for ten days. Because you have to resign one month in advance, and the salary of the month you resign is very low, many people would rather work for ten days in vain than get a salary of two or three thousand a month and leave directly.

I kept doing it for about half a year. I was so tired and the salary was so disappointing that I didn't want to keep doing it. After the last salary was paid, I chose to leave, and I didn't even bother to say hello to the personnel supervisor. The first job I've ever left, so helpless!