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Read the community guidelinesThe company’s benefits are quite good. We have two days off every week, and holidays are off as well. They don’t force us to work overtime, and there is also annual leave... (I think this is a major advantage). This is different from the usual system at cleaning companies, where you only get paid if you work.
The supervisor is also quite good—approachable, doesn’t interfere with our personal lives, helps staff solve problems, and teaches us techniques and how to communicate with clients so that we can do our jobs well.
The average salary is also better than office jobs (36,000–42,000). If you want to work overtime on holidays, just let them know in advance; it’s an additional 330 per hour.
You get to see many luxury homes and meet all kinds of people and experience different things. It’s fresh and interesting.
The physical workload is relatively heavy, and there can also be considerable travel time. However, if you can ride a scooter, you can save a lot of time. Some clients’ homes are really dirty...
They’re very messy, but then claim that their homes are clean, say that we work too slowly or clean too small an area, and try to take up our time and take advantage of us. These days, every industry is a service industry... the customer is always right...
I worked in this job for two years. The reason I eventually resigned was that my husband’s family felt that this industry sounded rather lacking in prestige, so I quit.