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This is probably the best practical option, provided you have someone to sign for things at the office. I used to do this with my wife’s workplace, but she has been working from home since the VID. Other downside for that was that there was no way I could pretend it wasn’t new.For expensive items, I get stuffed delivered to me at the office.
The only time I preemptively check the mail is when I've received a delivery notification. I can feel my wife's eyes rolling at me.This is probably the best practical option, provided you have someone to sign for things at the office. I used to do this with my wife’s workplace, but she has been working from home since the VID. Other downside for that was that there was no way I could pretend it wasn’t new.
Except for the weekends, there's always someone at the office during normal work hours.This is probably the best practical option, provided you have someone to sign for things at the office. I used to do this with my wife’s workplace, but she has been working from home since the VID. Other downside for that was that there was no way I could pretend it wasn’t new.
I always wondered why there was a stylish coatrack seen in different parts of the lobby.I have been known to linger in @whorishconsumer 's lobby a couple of days after he mentions another The Real McCoy's purchase.
out of curiosity, how big is your office? My company banned people from shipping stuff to work because it got too much for the mail guys to deal with. I can see it working for smaller offices but with thousands of employees in one building for a group of 5? guys working the mail room, it wouldnt work out well.For expensive items, I get stuffed delivered to me at the office.
Office is several hundred people with a large warehouse attached to it with another several hundred operations people in the warehouse. I don't think warehouse people are really getting deliveries to the office though.out of curiosity, how big is your office? My company banned people from shipping stuff to work because it got too much for the mail guys to deal with. I can see it working for smaller offices but with thousands of employees in one building for a group of 5? guys working the mail room, it wouldnt work out well.
Thieves follow trucks and hit within minutes of delivery. If you aren’t aware of the delivery because the driver didn’t have you sign, then you’re SOL.Arent most of you folks home these days? I am working from home so shipping home is fine, I haven't bought anything too pricey so nothing to steal except amazon purchases...
good point, i'll be more vigilant on my ordersThieves follow trucks and hit within minutes of delivery. If you aren’t aware of the delivery because the driver didn’t have you sign, then you’re SOL.