Post-production of inkjet printing may be a relatively hard and tiring job for the following reasons:

1. working environment: inkjet companies usually need to handle a large number of inkjet orders, which means that they need to work continuously and often complete multiple tasks in a short time. This may require staff to stay near the inkjet printer for a long time for operation, inspection and maintenance.

2. Physical requirements: In the post-production process of inkjet printing, it may be necessary to frequently carry and move heavy objects, such as inkjet printing cloth, brackets and other equipment. This kind of activity may require great strength and good physical control, and it has certain requirements for the physical strength of the staff.

3. Pressure and responsibility: Post-production of inkjet printing may be affected by time constraints and strict quality requirements. If the order is not completed on time or there are quality problems, it may have a negative impact on the company's reputation and customer satisfaction. Therefore, staff may need to work under high pressure and bear corresponding responsibilities.

4. Skills and knowledge: inkjet post-production requires certain skills and knowledge, such as understanding different types of inkjet materials, being familiar with different inkjet technologies, and adjusting machine settings. This may require staff to receive corresponding training and learning to maintain their professional knowledge and skills.

Although the post-production of inkjet printing may be a heavy job, it is also a very important industry, which can provide key services for business, advertising, interior decoration and other fields. For those who want to engage in this industry, through proper training and good work management, the fatigue and pressure of work can be reduced and the work efficiency and quality can be improved.