The courier is called "courier brother". What's the name of the female courier?

At present, there are usually many male dispatchers in the front line, but few female dispatchers. Except for a few that the postal service occasionally meets, they are generally younger than other dispatchers, so they are generally called big sisters. Even if they see young ones, they often come out with their boyfriends or husbands to help deliver them temporarily. For example, you can often see them when you are busy on Double Eleven. It is better to call them Express Sister. ...

But personally, I prefer to call the courier of XXX directly. For example: SF Express, or Tong Yuan Express! Add the name of the courier company in front to avoid contacting the wrong courier company, and then it is unisex and also represents the company. One more thing, I think it can also be called comrade. Comrade XXX, when it comes to comrades, feels righteous and can't help smiling at others. When he meets someone who needs help, he says, "Comrade, can you help me ..." Generally, when called this way, he will try his best to help the other person. Even if you can't help, you will tell him with a smile. After all, he can't defile this sacred title.

Although most people send takeout or express delivery are men, women are not without them. Both the sorting site and the full-time delivery staff of the courier company have women, and women will be more patient. However, in comparison, women's physical strength is worse than men's, which is estimated to be one of the reasons for the lack of women. It's inconvenient for women to have those days every month. The most important thing is that it is a waste of hands and face to send express delivery.

So when addressing female couriers, I hope I can respect them as much as possible. ...