#前四月邮政行业 "report card" released#
In our country, the postal system is like a bloodline, connecting thousands of households, transmitting information and warmth. But did you know that in this huge system, the staff is also divided into two camps: A and B. What's the difference between the two?
Basic concepts
Class A workers, as you know by the name, are the "regular army" in the postal team, and they are often responsible for work with high technical content and strong management nature. For example, the technicians who sit in the office making plans and handling mail sorting systems are typical Type A workers.
Category B workers are more like front-line fighters, they are directly facing packages, letters and a large number of users. The eldest brother who delivered the letter and the sister who sorted the mail were mostly Class B workers. They work hard, are exposed to the wind and sun, and may have to stick to their posts on holidays.
Money bags
When it comes to work, there is nothing more important to concern than salary. In addition to the basic salary, there are bonuses, year-end bonuses, and even equity incentives and other good things. They sit in an office, have a stable job, and have a relatively stable income.
For B workers, the salary may not be so "fancy". The base salary plus some overtime pay could be all there is. Especially those outdoor workers, who are in the wind and rain, and every penny they earn is earned by sweat. Sometimes, looking at the bonus list of Class A workers, it is inevitable that Class B workers will feel a little unbalanced.
Working environment
In terms of working environment, most of the A-class workers are indoors, warm in winter and cool in summer, and the working hours are relatively fixed. And Class B workers, whether it is cold or hot, have to go out. Especially during the New Year's holidays, other people's families are reunited, but they are busy sending other people's blessings home.
However, this does not mean that B workers are unhappy. Many of them enjoy communicating with people, and the sense of accomplishment of handing the letter to the recipient is something that Category A workers do not experience.
The path to promotion
When it comes to career development, the promotion path of Class A workers seems to be clearer, from the grassroots level to the management level step by step, and various training and learning opportunities are also the better. As long as you have the ability, a promotion and a salary increase are not a dream.
In contrast, the road to promotion for B workers is more bumpy. Although there are examples of people who have grown from front-line workers to team leaders, in general, there are relatively few opportunities to switch to management positions. However, with the advancement of the postal system reform, the situation is slowly improving, and more and more B workers can also transform into technicians or managers through hard work.
Social proof
In the eyes of outsiders, Class A workers may be more likely to gain respect because their position sounds more "high-minded". But that doesn't mean that B workers aren't important, and without them, how can there be a miracle of mail arriving home on time? In fact, whenever a disaster strikes, they are the ones who rush to the front line to ensure the delivery of emergency supplies. This sense of responsibility and mission is worthy of everyone's respect.
In fact, whether it is a class A worker or a class B worker, they are an indispensable part of the postal family. Their dedication makes our lives more convenient. We should realize that each position has its own unique value, and should not be judged simply by the "type of work".
For those who plan to devote themselves to the postal industry, the advice is: know yourself and find your position. If you like stability and prefer technology, maybe A type of work is more suitable for you; If you love challenges and are not afraid of hardship, you can also achieve a career as a B-type worker. Remember, continuous learning and self-improvement are the keys to success.