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What job doesn't require reading ability?
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this post was submitted on 27 Oct 2023
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So that's why my food delivery person never understands how to get into my building even though there are very detailed instructions.
Or what is said there on that street sign
My father is barely literate and has been a trucker for over 30 years.
Trucker is fine.
Working as a food delivery driver for like uber eats or like wise then you need to be able to read the delivery instructions.
I expect it is more "can't be stuffed" than "can't work it out" but sure, that too.