Why is there a shortage of people in an industry traditionally seen as manual?
Replied bySoham Chokshi
Co-Founder & CEO at Shipsy
Niche: SaaS
Revenue: Approx. $2.1 Million/month
Location: Gurugram, India
Started: 2015
As shipment volumes grow, the labor force cannot scale proportionally. In major markets like Europe, Australia, and the US, there simply are not enough drivers and logistics workers to handle the manual workload as it increases.
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