How to join Meituan as a part-time delivery rider

The steps to join a part-time job as a Meituan delivery rider are as follows:

Operating environment: iPhone13, IOS16.1.1, WeChat 8.0.31.

1. Enter WeChat and search for the Meituan Rider official account.

2. Enter the official account and click to join.

3. Enter to join and click to become a rider.

4. Enter the Become a Rider interface, fill in the registration information, and register as a part-time Meituan Takeout rider.

Standard work requirements for riders

1. Appearance requirements

(1) Clothing: clean and tidy, with no obvious damage or fading.

(2) Face: Always smile when facing customers, look straight with your eyes, have a natural and sincere expression, raise the corners of your mouth upward into a moon-curve, and expose 6-8 teeth.

(3) Hair: Hair cannot be dyed, the length of bangs cannot exceed the eyes, and the sideburns should be trimmed neatly; women’s long hair must be tied up and fixed with a hairnet.

(4) Nails: Fingernails must be clean and neatly trimmed. Nails cannot be long and cannot exceed the flesh of the fingers; girls cannot wear fake nails or apply nail polish.

(5) Beard: Men are not allowed to grow beards.

(6) Speech: No peculiar smell in the mouth.

(7) Odor: There is no smell of smoke, alcohol or other odors on the body.

2. Behavior and speech

(1) When communicating with merchants and customers or answering the phone during the delivery process, use: "Please", "Excuse me", "Thank you" ”, “I’m sorry”, “Hello”, “Sorry” and other polite words.

(2) When meeting others during the delivery process, take the initiative to say hello.

(3) Speech should be sincere and solemn, with a moderate tone and should not be glib.

(4) When discussing work, answering the phone, making phone calls, etc. in the workplace, pay attention to the occasion and environment, and do not move too loudly or make too loud a sound, which may hinder the work of others.

(5) Walk softly when walking in passages and corridors; be courteous when encountering elderly people or guests in passages and corridors, and do not rush to pass.