Originally posted by: cutejodikangal
I did a little research into the kind of people who take up these jobs. These are the people with basic education- students etc and are willing to stretch themselves to make a quick buck without putting in a lot of mental energies.
Not completely true though, students taking up delivery jobs for extra bucks was there in the past when these startups just started building their network in the country. But right now a lot of things have changed. When you order from Zomato, they send you details of the delivery guy including their educational qualification and personal details. I live in a metropolitan city and in the last two years, I don't think I've seen a single student in the delivery information. Almost everyone is atleast a graduate, married with kids and well past the age of a student. So what was once a means of earning some quick cash has now changed into a form of employment for many people beyond students and when things started going wrong, like you said, they took it up through protests and on social media and people are just amplifying their voice.
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