How about working as a porter in Hefu Ande Logistics?

I have done it myself. Whether it is good or bad to be a porter depends on what I move. Generally, even if you work eight hours a day, you work overtime and rarely work overtime. I have never heard that it may be slightly necessary to work in two shifts, which is harmful to health and very tired. I can't stand it if I do it in summer. If I do it in winter, my fingers crack easily. Even if I sprain at work, I don't report work-related injuries and I don't reimburse my medical insurance card. If I carry bags and boxes, a person usually has to carry 50 or 60 tons a day. At first, his fingers will wear out and bleed, his fingers will bend a little, and his feet will become calluses. Even if it hurts there, he will persist. If he can't catch up slowly, say you, and when you can catch up, don't say you. Sometimes leaders will fuck you when they see that you don't take the initiative, unless there are many people. This is the reality. Personally, I think private enterprises are better. Some individual state-owned enterprises have poor food, poor housing and even no place to rest. Their office buildings are like villas, which is an obvious contrast. More importantly, some leaders don't treat us like human beings.