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The rapid development of the international express delivery industry has brought economic prosperity and personnel mobility. However, behind this prosperity, there are also many problems. For example, the competitive pressure in the industry has led to increased work intensity for practitioners, and their mental state has been in a state of tension for a long time.

In order to meet the needs of customers, express delivery workers often need to work overtime. Long working hours make them lack time for rest and entertainment. This high-intensity work rhythm can easily make people impatient and irritable. Just like these two department heads, they may have accumulated too much pressure at work and could not find a suitable way to vent, which eventually exploded in a seemingly ordinary incident.

At the same time, the rapid changes in the international express delivery industry also require practitioners to constantly learn new knowledge and new skills to adapt to market demand, which undoubtedly brings them more psychological burden.

In addition, the globalization of the international express delivery industry has made cross-regional exchanges more frequent. Cultural differences and value conflicts in different regions may also unconsciously affect people's way of thinking and behavior patterns.

In this case, the two directors and the female nurse may come from different regions and have different cultural backgrounds and values. These differences may not be obvious in daily work and communication, but in certain situations, they may become the fuse that triggers the conflict.

In summary, although the development of the international express delivery industry has brought many opportunities, it has also brought considerable challenges and pressure to practitioners. While pursuing economic development, we should also pay attention to people's mental health and the harmony of interpersonal relationships.