Nowadays, many people do Didi part-time jobs. Does Didi's part-time job really make money?

Generally speaking, there are more part-time jobs and more free time. You can arrange your work at any time and earn extra money every day. This is also an extra surprise compared with regular work. Recently, my friends say that they work part-time to make money, and they run to the evening after work every day. If there is no accident, the income will be tens of dollars a day, ranging from one or two bills to seventy or eighty bills. After doing it for half a month, I found it was not that simple. Sometimes I chatted with other Didi drivers when I was free, and I also told you a few impressions about the idea of running Didi part-time after work.

Many old drivers say that you can't make much money by doing Didi part-time job. Sometimes, depending on luck, I can't get a single order every night. Sometimes I only take one order an hour. It only takes four or five hours to work part-time in one night. Then I can earn 30 yuan a day, and being a full-time worker is even more tired. It's good enough to earn 200 yuan a day. I suggest you do other part-time jobs.

The part-time job is short and the profit is too low. Generally, the orders received are all nearby. If we look at the area, it costs seven yuan to start and run a few kilometers, with a maximum of ten yuan per order. After deducting the platform fee, oil fee and car damage insurance, it is only a few dollars. How many trips a night, only 50 yuan? If you are unlucky enough to get a ticket and deduct 200 yuan, you can say that you have done it for nothing these days.

Running is also a service industry. Facing all kinds of customers every day, you will encounter a little poor quality. Sometimes you can't make money and still suffer. That's the worst part. The point is that you can't say anything, and customers still complain about you. Originally, part-time jobs didn't make money, income was unstable, and I had to suffer indignities. It's better to pick up garbage, hand out leaflets and be a waiter.