By DJEE at Citysearch April 10, 2012
First of all, the clerk didn't greet me. She gave me a hard time about only having a $20 bill to pay with. Obviously she wasn't prepared to do her job if she didn't even have change for a 20 in her register. (Give me a break.) She took her good old time getting change out of the back room, then never said thank you. Feeling awkward, I said thank you to her, and she didn't even have the common courtesy to say you're welcome or thank you or goodbye to me. This kind of service is indeed disgraceful and shameful to this country. You're the 'US Post Office' right? You claim to serve and have pride in this country, right? If so, stop giving the US such a bad name. Improve your processes and improve your customer service. It's not that difficult. ...read more
According to the United States Department of Labor, postal workers earn on average up to $39,000 a year. Within the postal service there are several different jobs available. Among these job types are sorters, mail carriers and postmaster. Each individual works together as a team to ensure on-time del... ...read more