Q-comm delivery times getting hit by staffing shortage
Quick commerce platforms are currently grappling with a significant shortage of delivery partners, which poses a serious challenge to their operations. As demand continues to surge rapidly, fueled by the opening of new stores, the existing fleet capacity is struggling to keep pace, leading to potential delays and customer dissatisfaction.
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