Advantages Of USPS
The USPS should be reconstructed because their role is still crucial to business and consumers--even if this advanced era of technology caused their revenue to go down. According to Source B, the amount of mail volume and USPS employees gradually decreased from 2000 to 2008 and then there was a dramatic drop in 2009. Annually, people have been getting more technical, which has been an obstacle for the USPS. There are ways to get at or even exceed this level, with suggestions such as modernizing with society's needs, expressing their reasons why the USPS is significant for the world of consumers and businesses, and promoting a campaign that stresses how something sentimental and personal (like a letter or a card) are best sent by mail than over
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Consequently, when trying to renovate and stick with new ideas to an old-fashioned corporation, it can be quite the struggle for the employees to stray away from their norms. However, it must be done if they want this establishment and jobs to be saved. For example, according to Source A, one of the key points published in their magazine is increasing service. Although reducing services may save more money, “people have less faith in the system precisely because of spotty service.” If the USPS follows this proposition, they “could be the first carrier to reliably deliver all …show more content…
One of the benefits is this firm is one of the inexpensive options. In Source D, “Using UPS to FedEx is very expensive.” Why go to these other alternatives when this company charges you at a lower price? It is a better deal, and “if the bad economy hasn’t taught us anything else, it has taught us not to waste any money.” Also, consumers without technology would struggle more if they disintegrated, making it “extremely difficult… to get mail and packages sent. [Although] UPS and FedEx do offer package delivery, not everyone has one close by.”
Nowadays, going on the Internet is very accessible. Emails and messages is efficient and easy. However, in Source F, “an old-fashioned, handwritten letter has [more] value [than a fast and simple email]...” Affirmably, some things are better written with etched penmanship than some formatted text. Something utterly personal and sentimental deserves that much thought and
Consequently, when trying to renovate and stick with new ideas to an old-fashioned corporation, it can be quite the struggle for the employees to stray away from their norms. However, it must be done if they want this establishment and jobs to be saved. For example, according to Source A, one of the key points published in their magazine is increasing service. Although reducing services may save more money, “people have less faith in the system precisely because of spotty service.” If the USPS follows this proposition, they “could be the first carrier to reliably deliver all …show more content…
One of the benefits is this firm is one of the inexpensive options. In Source D, “Using UPS to FedEx is very expensive.” Why go to these other alternatives when this company charges you at a lower price? It is a better deal, and “if the bad economy hasn’t taught us anything else, it has taught us not to waste any money.” Also, consumers without technology would struggle more if they disintegrated, making it “extremely difficult… to get mail and packages sent. [Although] UPS and FedEx do offer package delivery, not everyone has one close by.”
Nowadays, going on the Internet is very accessible. Emails and messages is efficient and easy. However, in Source F, “an old-fashioned, handwritten letter has [more] value [than a fast and simple email]...” Affirmably, some things are better written with etched penmanship than some formatted text. Something utterly personal and sentimental deserves that much thought and