Poor service
Australian pasts in the application shows - 3 people in a row in a row. 40 minutes from the place - without exaggeration, in the afternoon. Mothers with big children come, there are no queues, customer service specialists say nothing. Others generally come without children and the customer service specialist says - "I get out there, but I get here fast". Who invented such marasm? Should I now bring my 16-year-old boy to the post office? There are also retirees behind me who do not know how to use mobile applications and communicate how long they are waiting. New moms can sit at home with the baby all day and go to times when other people don't have what to do for other people? Understand that new mothers could come in line sooner (provided it is controlled without reservations, that the child is in the car, etc. ), but not in such a way that they come,presses the button, which is basically "no queue". If so come those mothers with their young and old children, what can the others do? What to do for retirees? Or can it be made that only retirees and mothers go to the post office at all? : )
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