The Star Malaysia

Delivery by PosLaju needs to be improved

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RECENTLY, I ordered an item online which was to be shipped by PosLaju. When I arrived home a few days later, I saw the “dreaded” slip from PosLaju stating that an attempt had been made to deliver the package but no one was around to receive it. I say dreaded because it’s not the first time this has happened to me.

Why can’t the PosLaju personnel call before delivering the package? Most courier services send a text message or call the customer to provide the estimated time of delivery to ensure that someone is around to receive the package.

I called the PosLaju customer service to track down the delivery person, only to be told that it does not have direct contact with its courier personnel. I feel the delivery personnel should leave their contact number on the notificati­on slip so that customers could call them. As it was, I could only call after 6.30pm to ask where my package was.

This management and operationa­l method is completely bizarre and impractica­l in this day and age. Where businesses everywhere are improving on customer service, PosLaju seems to have this lackadaisi­cal attitude where the aim is to just perform the basic duties and efficiency is not a matter for concern.

With simple enhancemen­ts to its communicat­ion and logistical procedures, PosLaju could reduce the chances of unreachabl­e parcels and save everyone’s time. Please, let us put more seriousnes­s into our work and make Malaysia a better place.

LOH JIA MIN Kuala Lumpur

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