Do you think it's safe for the courier not to sign for it?

I don't think it is safe. I am a college student. I have been working part-time in school express delivery for almost three years, and I have encountered many problems. For the problem that the courier does not sign for it, sometimes it will really cause trouble to the courier and the customer. I'm just a part-time courier at school, which may be different from the courier outside.

Anything can go wrong, not to mention the express delivery that transfers countless jobs to each other every day. So don't say you don't sign, even the signature will go wrong. Our school express is delivered by the students themselves, not at home. Our express delivery is numbered and then sent to students. Because human beings always make mistakes, some students will come to find it themselves if they don't receive the information, or sometimes the sender will leave the wrong recipient information. A girl came to pick up a piece that day. She said she didn't receive the text message, and then another staff member in our store went to look for the piece left yesterday. I remember that a question film I reported earlier seemed to be hers, so I went to check the information with her. Another staff member also took a film with her name on it and asked her for her phone number. She said that she had two numbers, and she couldn't remember the other one, so we asked her which dormitory she was in. In the afternoon, a girl came and said that there was a courier to sign for, but she didn't receive it. We asked her for information. As a result, she has the same name as the girl who came in the morning, and so does the dormitory. When asked, she found that they were in the same grade. We immediately apologized to the girl, who was angry. Then we immediately looked for the list, called the girl when we found her information in the morning, and the girl said to send it to her and come back to get it. The girl who didn't receive the courier left angrily. The next day, the head office opened the phone and said that we had been complained and would be fined. We looked at the girl who didn't get the courier yesterday. We contacted her to understand the situation, explain the problem to her and apologize to her. That's how it ended. We also have problems with this matter. We really should check the details and return them completely correctly. But the girl who came to pick it up in the morning refused to give it to her because we couldn't find her information. She was very unhappy. Finally, we had to check the dormitory building and give her the simplest information we could know. What a coincidence.

Sometimes we check the information with the students and ask them to sign it. Many students don't want to, feel trouble, and will say nothing. We will ask students to sign their names and phone numbers when they are not themselves, so as to deal with problems in time, but many students don't understand, just say they are themselves, or complain about why they are so troublesome! When looking up information, we will also feel trouble. In fact, we don't want to, but it's for everyone's good, afraid of problems, afraid of bringing trouble to everyone and ourselves.

The courier signed for it, not only for the courier, but also for the customer. If you don't sign for it, in case you get it wrong, you can't even get the express back, and the problem will become more and more serious.

So, for ourselves and for these difficult couriers, why don't we all sign our names and don't bother? Moreover, we all destroy express orders in a unified way, and our information will not be leaked.

The above is my thinking on this issue through part-time express delivery, and there may be some shortcomings. I hope you will forgive me.