It's not about the job.
This guy, probably, isn't valued because he delivers packages.
My guess is that he's valued because of his ability to connect with people, and his infectious happiness.
This guy, probably, isn't valued because he delivers packages.
My guess is that he's valued because of his ability to connect with people, and his infectious happiness.
It seems like he is just a genuinely good guy who cares about these people and as you said, has the ability to connect with them on a level that most people don't.
Just kidding, kudos for him and some people are indeed gifted to make friends and connections intuitively.
On the other hand, there are jobs that make connecting to other people harder if not impossible. I used to work for Microsoft during the poignant stack rank time and it was utterly hard to build trust with anyone. I never played that game but competition was part of the culture and it ruined genuine relationships at any level.