Computer Operator In Transport

I've been working out of my house here in Nangloi for a while now. It's in Prem Nagar I, specifically House 237 on Gali 9. Most people in the neighborhood know where the Station Block is, so finding us isn't too hard. Being a computer operator in the transport sector involves a lot of paperwork and tracking, which is basically what I do all day. It's not a fancy office or anything, just a desk and some reliable equipment to keep things moving. Dealing with logistics means a lot of phone calls and making sure the data matches up with what's happening on the road. Sometimes the internet is slow or the power flickers, but that's just how it is in this part of Delhi. I started this because there was a need for someone who could handle the technical side of moving goods. It's mostly just me and occasionally some help when things get busy. We handle the typing, the logs, and the coordination that keeps the trucks on their routes. It gets dusty outside in Nangloi, and the street is always crowded, but we manage to get the work done. I've lived here a long time, so I know the area well. It’s just a straightforward operation, nothing more, nothing less. We just focus on the screens and the lists to make sure the transport side of things stays organized. If you're looking for us, look for the green door near the end of the alleyway.