where can you find out details of becoming this (there is an exact name for this type of person) and normally the pregnant woman prefers someone to have been through childbirth themselves and have children. Its like a job as a companion?
There is a job where you help pregnant women with shopping, cleaning etc what is this and how go about it?
I think that what you are describing is a Doula. They also accompany the woman to the hospital and ast as an advocate for the woman as labor progresses. I am not entirely sure of the training you need for this, but you do need a good understanding of the birth process and the medical decisions to be made during the process.
Reply:Do you mean Doula? It goes beyond helping out in the house though, they also perform midwifery tasks as well, although a lot of Doulas (to my knowledge) are untrained in midwifery and have simply been through the process themselves.
Reply:Its called being married.
Reply:i dont know but i wish id had one of those when i was pregnant!
Reply:There is your million dollar idea, lol
I think this would seriously fall under the housekeeping/assistant catagory.
Put an add in the paper, see if anyone is interested. You might get quite a few phone calls.
Good Luck!
Reply:Its called being a husband darling !!!
Reply:It is called a doula.
Reply:Maybe look under Home Health Care
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Saturday, November 7, 2009
Should I ask out the after hours Cleaning woman at my JOB?
she is a verry nice lookin Mexican Woman .. her english is not all that good .. niether is my spanish ... but I know enough spanish to ask here out ..... I always catch her looking at me with a smile ... so I simply smile back ... but i wonder if I could get her to do more than SMILE..............
Should I ask out the after hours Cleaning woman at my JOB?
Ask her out but be a gentleman and don't expect anything she's not ready to give.
Be nice to her........you might like her as a friend and value her friendship one day.
Reply:heck yess make a move!! :]] good luck! but be supper nicee and supper politeee. i bet you already knew that.. but go for it!
Should I ask out the after hours Cleaning woman at my JOB?
Ask her out but be a gentleman and don't expect anything she's not ready to give.
Be nice to her........you might like her as a friend and value her friendship one day.
Reply:heck yess make a move!! :]] good luck! but be supper nicee and supper politeee. i bet you already knew that.. but go for it!
Does adderrall make you willing to clean house more and tackle jobs?
i suffer from add and have had some depression. The doctor gave me adderall last year and I immediately felt like i could tackle the days tasks without that empty feeling. Does anyone else feel like they have the energy to get things accomplished when on the medication?It feels like without the medication I cannot work...
Does adderrall make you willing to clean house more and tackle jobs?
First of all, the last thing you need is some idiot on here saying you are bi-polar and not ADD. How would she know? The public perception is that ADD is overdiagnosed, but there is little factual basis for that notion. Also, Tom Cruise is a dimwit. Don't take important psychological advice from people on the internet. Here are some facts to help you understand your drug:
Yes, adderall is AMPHETAMINE. It has been proven to improve both phsyical and mental performance. It increases your energy, as well as increasing your focus, and by tickling the pleasure centers of your brain, you can enjpoy the tasks you used to think of as chores. These are all good things. If you're at the point where you feel like you have to take a pill just to get up to feeling "normal," then you might want to cut back. Take a few days off if you can, or only take one pill per day instead of two. Or, you could simply talk to your doctor to increase the dosage to get the same affects from when you first started.
The main negative effect I've seen come from every day use is the tendancy to take life too seriously, and to lose some of your sense of humor. Also, some people develop an obsession about being "on-point" all the time.
Please check the link below if you want to learn more.
Reply:Thats the reason why adderrall is so popular among college students. Not only will it give you the ability to study for hours on end, it gives you the desire also. So many people get addicted to stimulants and relapse not because withdrawl is so bad, but you just don't want to do anything when your not on them.
Reply:sounds more like bi-polar to me...adderall is a stimulant that given under the wrong conditions can cause mania, a feeling like you could tackle any job, and you have the energy to do anything. add is very hard to diagnose properly and is often times confused with depression anxiety and bi-polar disorders. adderall can also make depression worse.
Does adderrall make you willing to clean house more and tackle jobs?
First of all, the last thing you need is some idiot on here saying you are bi-polar and not ADD. How would she know? The public perception is that ADD is overdiagnosed, but there is little factual basis for that notion. Also, Tom Cruise is a dimwit. Don't take important psychological advice from people on the internet. Here are some facts to help you understand your drug:
Yes, adderall is AMPHETAMINE. It has been proven to improve both phsyical and mental performance. It increases your energy, as well as increasing your focus, and by tickling the pleasure centers of your brain, you can enjpoy the tasks you used to think of as chores. These are all good things. If you're at the point where you feel like you have to take a pill just to get up to feeling "normal," then you might want to cut back. Take a few days off if you can, or only take one pill per day instead of two. Or, you could simply talk to your doctor to increase the dosage to get the same affects from when you first started.
The main negative effect I've seen come from every day use is the tendancy to take life too seriously, and to lose some of your sense of humor. Also, some people develop an obsession about being "on-point" all the time.
Please check the link below if you want to learn more.
Reply:Thats the reason why adderrall is so popular among college students. Not only will it give you the ability to study for hours on end, it gives you the desire also. So many people get addicted to stimulants and relapse not because withdrawl is so bad, but you just don't want to do anything when your not on them.
Reply:sounds more like bi-polar to me...adderall is a stimulant that given under the wrong conditions can cause mania, a feeling like you could tackle any job, and you have the energy to do anything. add is very hard to diagnose properly and is often times confused with depression anxiety and bi-polar disorders. adderall can also make depression worse.
Lookingb for a job at the lax cleaning planes, where do i look?.?
Planes are cleaned by the airline which owns them. You would need to contact the individual airlines to see if positions are available.
Hope this helps!
Hope this helps!
House cleaning -- glass? teenager job helping family member :/?
When I cleaned my cousins glass shower stall I used the wrong cleaner. Instead of window cleaner I used a white liquid that resembles VIM or Mr Clean. What it did to the window was it left little circles on the glass the next day, and it will not come off. The bathroom is clean, but the window makes it look very dirty. I don't know what to do! I don't want to make things look worse. What can I do to fix the damage? She hasn't seen the mess yet. PLEASE HELP!!
I will never clean a window wrong never ever again.
House cleaning -- glass? teenager job helping family member :/?
Well, if the product you used had any kind of abrasive in it, the circles are permanent and there's nothing you can do but confess and apologize.
You can try using vinegar and a soft rag to get any residue off and see if that helps.
Reply:I use Tilex mildew. you can find it in cleaner isle at the market. It works great. We have glass shower doors. I have lived in this house for over 13years and since I have been using this I don't have any buildup or lime stains. I am sure that this will work.
Good Luck
Oh yea, the smell is very strong, so you want to spray the door hit the fan/vent and leave it for a while, then use a soft sponge and warm water to clean it rinse well.
Reply:Try hot water %26amp; baking soda and then rinse it off and use white vinegar to make it streak free. I hardly use any other cleaners...I found these everyday household items to be little miracle workers for everything....and I have to hand it to Mr. Cleans Magic Eraser, the only sponge I invest in.
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I will never clean a window wrong never ever again.
House cleaning -- glass? teenager job helping family member :/?
Well, if the product you used had any kind of abrasive in it, the circles are permanent and there's nothing you can do but confess and apologize.
You can try using vinegar and a soft rag to get any residue off and see if that helps.
Reply:I use Tilex mildew. you can find it in cleaner isle at the market. It works great. We have glass shower doors. I have lived in this house for over 13years and since I have been using this I don't have any buildup or lime stains. I am sure that this will work.
Good Luck
Oh yea, the smell is very strong, so you want to spray the door hit the fan/vent and leave it for a while, then use a soft sponge and warm water to clean it rinse well.
Reply:Try hot water %26amp; baking soda and then rinse it off and use white vinegar to make it streak free. I hardly use any other cleaners...I found these everyday household items to be little miracle workers for everything....and I have to hand it to Mr. Cleans Magic Eraser, the only sponge I invest in.
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I think we should use prisoners to clean highways and other state jobs in NH do you?
~Since most inmates in prison are assigned to jobs in the facility they are housed in, perhaps you mean using people who are sentenced to short terms in jails. If that's the case, I don't see a problem with that. Since our taxes pay for their housing, food, medical expenses, etc., it makes sense. Now how about adding to the highway clean up jobs all people on welfare, disability, in mental institutions and the like. Afterall, our taxes pay for them too. At least when someone commits a crime, they pay the price of being locked up behind bars. If I don't feel like going to school or living at home, I can just get pregnant and the taxpayers have to support me and my kid. And if I get disability for some phoney ailment, the taxpayers have to support me. So, let's at least spread the jobs around to the most "deserving".
I think we should use prisoners to clean highways and other state jobs in NH do you?
Yes, why should the taxpayers have to support the thieving, lying, trash. Make them work and earn enough to support the penal system.
Reply:Yes they need to be doing something. cleaning the streets, working along the highways is good jobs for them
Reply:They should be used for medical experiments also. How about they sort through our trash and dig out all the recyclable stuff that people were too lazy to seperate. Make prison a living hell, then when people get out it is no longer bragging rights but humiliation about the stuff they had to do.
Reply:its a great idea for prisoners to clean highways because
they are giving back to society and less likely to reoffend
when they are released from prison
Reply:why not? your taxes are paying for their food, clothing, etc.
And before the liberals wine about their terrible living conditions, well don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
I think we should use prisoners to clean highways and other state jobs in NH do you?
Yes, why should the taxpayers have to support the thieving, lying, trash. Make them work and earn enough to support the penal system.
Reply:Yes they need to be doing something. cleaning the streets, working along the highways is good jobs for them
Reply:They should be used for medical experiments also. How about they sort through our trash and dig out all the recyclable stuff that people were too lazy to seperate. Make prison a living hell, then when people get out it is no longer bragging rights but humiliation about the stuff they had to do.
Reply:its a great idea for prisoners to clean highways because
they are giving back to society and less likely to reoffend
when they are released from prison
Reply:why not? your taxes are paying for their food, clothing, etc.
And before the liberals wine about their terrible living conditions, well don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
For a sales rep job that requires a clean driving record how far do they go back?
Is it 3 years or 5 or over your whole life or how far back does a company look? I am guessing they require that for insurance reasons...
For a sales rep job that requires a clean driving record how far do they go back?
Actually insurance laws vary from state to state. In the state I live in for example, insurance companies can only base your rates on any citations or accidents within the past three years.
DMV has differing retention periods for items on your record based on the severity of the offense. Minor violations usually stay on your DMV record for five years, and sever offences can stay for ten years. Some extremely severe offences can stay on your driving for life. Just because DMV keeps items on your record for as long as they do does not mean your insurance company can go back as far as DMV has record.
Employers can often go back as far as DMV has record, and it varies from employer to employer. Some employers go all the way to get better rates, and ensure that they have safe drivers. Others may only go back as far as is REQUIRED for insurance verification.
To clarify, insurance companies can only go back three years to count items against you, but some can and do give discounts for people with clean driving records for five to ten years.
Basically, it's going to depend on the employer, and you will want to find out what the company policy is for how far back they review your record. You can also call the DMV in your state to find out how long they even keep specific violations on your record that employers could access. If the DMV doesn't list it anymore because it was minor or something, then the employer can't find out about it from DMV even if they want to.
Reply:Well it really depends on the company. If it is for insurance, the insurance company could go as far back as 7 to 10 years. It just depends. I have insurance companies that go back 7 years.
For a sales rep job that requires a clean driving record how far do they go back?
Actually insurance laws vary from state to state. In the state I live in for example, insurance companies can only base your rates on any citations or accidents within the past three years.
DMV has differing retention periods for items on your record based on the severity of the offense. Minor violations usually stay on your DMV record for five years, and sever offences can stay for ten years. Some extremely severe offences can stay on your driving for life. Just because DMV keeps items on your record for as long as they do does not mean your insurance company can go back as far as DMV has record.
Employers can often go back as far as DMV has record, and it varies from employer to employer. Some employers go all the way to get better rates, and ensure that they have safe drivers. Others may only go back as far as is REQUIRED for insurance verification.
To clarify, insurance companies can only go back three years to count items against you, but some can and do give discounts for people with clean driving records for five to ten years.
Basically, it's going to depend on the employer, and you will want to find out what the company policy is for how far back they review your record. You can also call the DMV in your state to find out how long they even keep specific violations on your record that employers could access. If the DMV doesn't list it anymore because it was minor or something, then the employer can't find out about it from DMV even if they want to.
Reply:Well it really depends on the company. If it is for insurance, the insurance company could go as far back as 7 to 10 years. It just depends. I have insurance companies that go back 7 years.
Do remember when the only job a black man could get in the USA was cleaning up the mess that white folks made?
...I Guess some things never change....
thank god bush is on his way out
Do remember when the only job a black man could get in the USA was cleaning up the mess that white folks made?
Very good point.
Reply:I'm also glad that Bush is on his way out.
I'm only sorry that Obama HAS to clean up Bush's mess! It would have been nice if Obama could have started off with a surplus and a healthy economy, like Bush did. Then he would really have been able to be the kind of president he planned to be.
Well, I'm glad we have him at the tiller now, instead of Bush. Maybe he'll be able to straighten this whole thing out. I certainly hope so.
Reply:I can't remember any such things. Mind you, I just let one rip, a smelly one. Can you get Obama to spray some lovely lily air freshener - then I'll let him eat some brownies and make him a cup of coffee and congratulate him on his victory ;-) I like Obama, really!
Reply:Black Man Given Nation's Worst Job: http://www.theonion.com/content/news_bri...
haaa. Yes. Thank god. :)
Reply:What I remember is that there were just as many white people doing those same jobs trying to make a living as well. You don't carry the load for any one and never have.
Reply:Obama is already talking his way out of the promises he made. Some things never change.
Reply:No. I dont remember. Is it true? I dont think so. . Are you dreaming?
Reply:Regardless of colour, everyone makes messes and someone has to clean up...
Reply:Has anything changed ?
Reply:The poor Blacks have it so bad, but not bad enough for all of them to move back to Africa. It must be bad in Africa.
Reply:For once i have to agree with you.
Reply:They still do and a lot of Mexican people too!
thank god bush is on his way out
Do remember when the only job a black man could get in the USA was cleaning up the mess that white folks made?
Very good point.
Reply:I'm also glad that Bush is on his way out.
I'm only sorry that Obama HAS to clean up Bush's mess! It would have been nice if Obama could have started off with a surplus and a healthy economy, like Bush did. Then he would really have been able to be the kind of president he planned to be.
Well, I'm glad we have him at the tiller now, instead of Bush. Maybe he'll be able to straighten this whole thing out. I certainly hope so.
Reply:I can't remember any such things. Mind you, I just let one rip, a smelly one. Can you get Obama to spray some lovely lily air freshener - then I'll let him eat some brownies and make him a cup of coffee and congratulate him on his victory ;-) I like Obama, really!
Reply:Black Man Given Nation's Worst Job: http://www.theonion.com/content/news_bri...
haaa. Yes. Thank god. :)
Reply:What I remember is that there were just as many white people doing those same jobs trying to make a living as well. You don't carry the load for any one and never have.
Reply:Obama is already talking his way out of the promises he made. Some things never change.
Reply:No. I dont remember. Is it true? I dont think so. . Are you dreaming?
Reply:Regardless of colour, everyone makes messes and someone has to clean up...
Reply:Has anything changed ?
Reply:The poor Blacks have it so bad, but not bad enough for all of them to move back to Africa. It must be bad in Africa.
Reply:For once i have to agree with you.
Reply:They still do and a lot of Mexican people too!
Before blaming the muncipal officials why not the public do their job by cleaning their surroundings clean?
most ppl consider garbage pick up and street and sidewalk cleaning and maintenance to be a city services that they pay for with their taxes. is that what you're talking about?
Before blaming the muncipal officials why not the public do their job by cleaning their surroundings clean?
If this is possible, the there is no need of municipal corporation.
That is their responsibility which they are not doing it properly.
They are only being paid because they have taken such responsibility.
In present scenario, Nobody is free to do such cleaning jobs in and around their surroundings.
Reply:good quistion
Reply:I liked your Question... But can you answer that question for me first?
Reply:Municipalities provide garbage and recycling services. It is up to the homeowners and residents to keep up their property. If they have nuisances, they need to get rid of them. It's not the city's responsibility to do it, unless proper notice has been served and the property owner absolutely refuses. Then the fees are assessed to their property taxes.
Reply:Sometimes, neighborhood or block associateions take on projects such as beautifying an ugly area, or cleaning a lot or park. It brings people together, promotes a sense of togetherness and has more positives than many other things.
Reply:A thought provoking Idea, in few city these cleaning drives are held once in a blue moon whereas it should be done every month at least, more over we should be "MORE RESPONSIBLE" about our environment.
Reply:You have raised a most relavent question. Unless the citizens are aware of their duties and committed for the development or cleanliness of their own city, no civic administration ensure wonders. Civic participation in the civic affairs are a must. Afterall they are civic bodies, not governing bodies.
Reply:Yes, I agree with your context.We always blame Govt/local authorities ...and we do not discharge our own responsibilities.How can municipal staff af about 1000 persons in a small town can expect to serve 3 lakhs population, who does not even courtesy to use dust bins,not maintaining thier own home sarroundings in neat and clean conditions...We just dump the garbage on next vacant plot ..then blame it on Municipality.We can spend huge money on Weddings, Parties, Get togethers,...but we can not collectively afford to appoint a private person at nominal cost to clean and carry a garbage periodically to distant place in outer limits of town.Who bothers about neighbours and home place.We have lot of time to debate on cricket matches,Political matters,Gossips,Iraq wars and film stories...etc., but not for self and local area development.Let us do something about it seriously and constructively.
Reply:Are you working in a Municipal Corporation ??
Every one has their own resposibilities and they are paid for that. If all the municipal corporations become private, People will start working and do their duities. We are paying hell a lot of tax to the government and they are suppose to frame some plans to keep the place neat and clean.
Ofcourse I do agree its everyone resposibilities to take care of their surrondings, but govt should take initiatives for that.
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Before blaming the muncipal officials why not the public do their job by cleaning their surroundings clean?
If this is possible, the there is no need of municipal corporation.
That is their responsibility which they are not doing it properly.
They are only being paid because they have taken such responsibility.
In present scenario, Nobody is free to do such cleaning jobs in and around their surroundings.
Reply:good quistion
Reply:I liked your Question... But can you answer that question for me first?
Reply:Municipalities provide garbage and recycling services. It is up to the homeowners and residents to keep up their property. If they have nuisances, they need to get rid of them. It's not the city's responsibility to do it, unless proper notice has been served and the property owner absolutely refuses. Then the fees are assessed to their property taxes.
Reply:Sometimes, neighborhood or block associateions take on projects such as beautifying an ugly area, or cleaning a lot or park. It brings people together, promotes a sense of togetherness and has more positives than many other things.
Reply:A thought provoking Idea, in few city these cleaning drives are held once in a blue moon whereas it should be done every month at least, more over we should be "MORE RESPONSIBLE" about our environment.
Reply:You have raised a most relavent question. Unless the citizens are aware of their duties and committed for the development or cleanliness of their own city, no civic administration ensure wonders. Civic participation in the civic affairs are a must. Afterall they are civic bodies, not governing bodies.
Reply:Yes, I agree with your context.We always blame Govt/local authorities ...and we do not discharge our own responsibilities.How can municipal staff af about 1000 persons in a small town can expect to serve 3 lakhs population, who does not even courtesy to use dust bins,not maintaining thier own home sarroundings in neat and clean conditions...We just dump the garbage on next vacant plot ..then blame it on Municipality.We can spend huge money on Weddings, Parties, Get togethers,...but we can not collectively afford to appoint a private person at nominal cost to clean and carry a garbage periodically to distant place in outer limits of town.Who bothers about neighbours and home place.We have lot of time to debate on cricket matches,Political matters,Gossips,Iraq wars and film stories...etc., but not for self and local area development.Let us do something about it seriously and constructively.
Reply:Are you working in a Municipal Corporation ??
Every one has their own resposibilities and they are paid for that. If all the municipal corporations become private, People will start working and do their duities. We are paying hell a lot of tax to the government and they are suppose to frame some plans to keep the place neat and clean.
Ofcourse I do agree its everyone resposibilities to take care of their surrondings, but govt should take initiatives for that.
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I am thinking about quiting a job sitting down, but I don't like, and doing a contract cleaning I feel happier
I have been on this job for a little over two year its production. I am one of those strange people that can enjoy cleaning and having time for the things I need to do
I am thinking about quiting a job sitting down, but I don't like, and doing a contract cleaning I feel happier
I've done restaurant cleaning and I really like the job for a couple reasons. The guy before me was being paid $8/hour but was stoned so he did a bad job and took four hours and I managed to do the job for $25/day and it took me an hour and a half.
I also did cleaning for an industrial bakery and that was also a good gig. The good thing about cleaning is you don't have a clock to watch and you make more the faster you work.
Reply:Mommy,
If cleaning makes you happy do it!!!
just be sure that the money will be equal or better if that is your only income. Good luck with all you decide.
I am thinking about quiting a job sitting down, but I don't like, and doing a contract cleaning I feel happier
I've done restaurant cleaning and I really like the job for a couple reasons. The guy before me was being paid $8/hour but was stoned so he did a bad job and took four hours and I managed to do the job for $25/day and it took me an hour and a half.
I also did cleaning for an industrial bakery and that was also a good gig. The good thing about cleaning is you don't have a clock to watch and you make more the faster you work.
Reply:Mommy,
If cleaning makes you happy do it!!!
just be sure that the money will be equal or better if that is your only income. Good luck with all you decide.
When a potential job asks for a clean driving record what do they mean?
I got a DUI about 4 years ago and a speeding ticket last summer. Is that too dirty? I was 18 when I got the DUI.
When a potential job asks for a clean driving record what do they mean?
It depends on what the job is, and what they say for a duration as a clean driving record. For example we employ Lab Driver's, they have to have a clean driving records w/no moving violations for at least the past two years. So it depends on what the company said for how long your record should be clean. But your speeding ticket last summer will probably disqualify you since it is a recent moving violation and a DUI is very serious and 4 years ago is very recent for that, so even that could be a factor. I'm sure you insurance rates are higher for you w/these two things on your record, so for an employer you would be a very high risk, and may not even qualify to be covered under their insurance. My advice would be not to get a job that requires a clean driving record, not for awhile yet anyways. I would think they wouldn't hire you based on your record, but you never know. Sorry to be the barrier of bad news.
Just as a side note, if they require a clean driving record, they will run a background check on your driving record so they will see everything that is on their.
Best of luck!
HR Manager
Reply:I thought a clean driving record means nothing - not even a speeding ticket - on your record, but I have come to find out that's not necessarily true. But I would think a DUI would be considered a bad mark.
However... Most companies are looking at 3 yr records - at least that's how it is here in Texas.
How about a defensive driving course? Sometimes that can help your driving record. You can do them online for $25. You might could at least wipe the speeding ticket off your record. Good luck!
Reply:You should write that you received a DUI 4 years ago but not the speeding ticket as long as its been taken care of. The only reason why I would mention about the DUI is because it's a serious matter - compared to a simple speeding ticket. Good luck and hopefully you will get the job!
Reply:some companys are strictor than others.some trucking companys ask for a 7 year history on youre driveing and employment history and some go back 3 or 4 years.it will all depend on the company and what sort of contracts thay have.send youe resume to as many companys as possable and see which one bites the hook....good luck
Reply:What's a DUI? May I know which country has this? Anyway, a clean driving record would mean no speeding, no drunk driving, no accidents, no court cases etc.
Reply:Usualy, employers go back 3 years, but you should tell them anyway, Or get a dmv printout to take with you, and go by what IT says.
When a potential job asks for a clean driving record what do they mean?
It depends on what the job is, and what they say for a duration as a clean driving record. For example we employ Lab Driver's, they have to have a clean driving records w/no moving violations for at least the past two years. So it depends on what the company said for how long your record should be clean. But your speeding ticket last summer will probably disqualify you since it is a recent moving violation and a DUI is very serious and 4 years ago is very recent for that, so even that could be a factor. I'm sure you insurance rates are higher for you w/these two things on your record, so for an employer you would be a very high risk, and may not even qualify to be covered under their insurance. My advice would be not to get a job that requires a clean driving record, not for awhile yet anyways. I would think they wouldn't hire you based on your record, but you never know. Sorry to be the barrier of bad news.
Just as a side note, if they require a clean driving record, they will run a background check on your driving record so they will see everything that is on their.
Best of luck!
HR Manager
Reply:I thought a clean driving record means nothing - not even a speeding ticket - on your record, but I have come to find out that's not necessarily true. But I would think a DUI would be considered a bad mark.
However... Most companies are looking at 3 yr records - at least that's how it is here in Texas.
How about a defensive driving course? Sometimes that can help your driving record. You can do them online for $25. You might could at least wipe the speeding ticket off your record. Good luck!
Reply:You should write that you received a DUI 4 years ago but not the speeding ticket as long as its been taken care of. The only reason why I would mention about the DUI is because it's a serious matter - compared to a simple speeding ticket. Good luck and hopefully you will get the job!
Reply:some companys are strictor than others.some trucking companys ask for a 7 year history on youre driveing and employment history and some go back 3 or 4 years.it will all depend on the company and what sort of contracts thay have.send youe resume to as many companys as possable and see which one bites the hook....good luck
Reply:What's a DUI? May I know which country has this? Anyway, a clean driving record would mean no speeding, no drunk driving, no accidents, no court cases etc.
Reply:Usualy, employers go back 3 years, but you should tell them anyway, Or get a dmv printout to take with you, and go by what IT says.
Do you believe women should be allowed to get married if they don't believe their job is cooking and cleaning?
My cousin and his wife are probably going to get a divorce b/c she doesn't cook and clean like a wife should. I'm not saying they have to do all of it, just most of it since it is a woman's job. I'm just sick of all these divorces.
Do you believe women should be allowed to get married if they don't believe their job is cooking and cleaning?
old fashioned dude, get with the times
Reply:cooking and cleaning isn't anyone's specific job....you're in the wrong century dude.
Reply:A woman's job is working 9 to 10 hours a day to earn some money and the household chores to include cooking, cleaning and laundry, should be a shared job.....
Unless you want her to stay home and be your maid.....
Reply:it depends on whether she also works outside the home, or goes to school.
Reply:Who said that cooking and cleaning is a women's job? My wife doesn't cook or clean! We've been happily married for 22 years! Being married takes a lot of work and respect. Where are our "jobs" carved in stone? Who made those rules? That's ridiculous! How insulting your question is!
Reply:I believe they should be allowed to marry men who don't believe the woman's job is cooking and cleaning. Men who do should stay single.
Reply:i dont cook and im still married
Reply:You shovanistic pig...
clean your own **** house and cook your own dinner...
same thing for your cousin
WELCOME TO THE 21ST CENTURY!!!!!!
Reply:I think it's funny you asked that. No I don't think it should be all their job.
What's even funnier is that the same women that would ream you for asking this question saying "It's the 21st century" and "Get with the times" and "We're Independent" are the same ones that date and marry men that are only rich or well off.
Ironic Isn't it? But true.
Reply:Do you think men should be allowed to have sex if they don't believe that their job is to do it RIGHT?
Do you believe women should be allowed to get married if they don't believe their job is cooking and cleaning?
old fashioned dude, get with the times
Reply:cooking and cleaning isn't anyone's specific job....you're in the wrong century dude.
Reply:A woman's job is working 9 to 10 hours a day to earn some money and the household chores to include cooking, cleaning and laundry, should be a shared job.....
Unless you want her to stay home and be your maid.....
Reply:it depends on whether she also works outside the home, or goes to school.
Reply:Who said that cooking and cleaning is a women's job? My wife doesn't cook or clean! We've been happily married for 22 years! Being married takes a lot of work and respect. Where are our "jobs" carved in stone? Who made those rules? That's ridiculous! How insulting your question is!
Reply:I believe they should be allowed to marry men who don't believe the woman's job is cooking and cleaning. Men who do should stay single.
Reply:i dont cook and im still married
Reply:You shovanistic pig...
clean your own **** house and cook your own dinner...
same thing for your cousin
WELCOME TO THE 21ST CENTURY!!!!!!
Reply:I think it's funny you asked that. No I don't think it should be all their job.
What's even funnier is that the same women that would ream you for asking this question saying "It's the 21st century" and "Get with the times" and "We're Independent" are the same ones that date and marry men that are only rich or well off.
Ironic Isn't it? But true.
Reply:Do you think men should be allowed to have sex if they don't believe that their job is to do it RIGHT?
Im looking for a job in domestic cleaning ,help please?
hi
i need a job and im more than happy cleaning , i would rather clean peoples homes , any idea what is the best way to get started as i can only find adverts for people who want jobs to
thank you
Im looking for a job in domestic cleaning ,help please?
I've been a pro housekeeper for 15 years. LOVE what I do. I got started just by word of mouth, through my church, then through my kid's schools as I was a volunteer there. I started by taking any job that came along, one time jobs, spring/fall cleaning, homes, offices, church, even tended to some elderly after surgery, moms after births, emergency cleaning after deaths in family. Now, I have my regulars, only work 3 days a week, don't clean after kids/pets, don't do windows don't go out of the part of town I live in, etc! don't know what area you're in, but metro areas pay better. Each job is different, clients want different things, bid accordingly. More $ first, second time in until you get the job under control, then go to hourly. Don't underbid!
Reply:Make up some bulletins and have friends and relatives put them up on bulletin boards at their work. (Also in their apartment or condo building). Ask them if you can put them down as a reference, as people are leary about letting strangers into their homes. You could also see if you could post bulletins at Seniors Apartments, hospitals, pharmacy's etc. Word of mouth is great, make sure you make everybody aware of what you're going to do. Don't forget the internet, I'm from Canada and we have sites like Kijiji etc. where you can place ads for everything for free.
Reply:They list of a lot of these jobs in the newspaper from time to time. I'd say check there. If that doesn't work, place an ad for your cleaning business.
Reply:If you are interested go online to the website for cleaning maids. There are allot of different sites online to choose from.
Reply:Why not post your own advert?
People won't know that you are willing to do the work if you don't let them know.
Reply:Visit http://www.cleaninghouselondon.co.uk
Thanks
Reply:Put up adverts in local places
Reply:well u can get a job bye getting money.
sanskrit name
i need a job and im more than happy cleaning , i would rather clean peoples homes , any idea what is the best way to get started as i can only find adverts for people who want jobs to
thank you
Im looking for a job in domestic cleaning ,help please?
I've been a pro housekeeper for 15 years. LOVE what I do. I got started just by word of mouth, through my church, then through my kid's schools as I was a volunteer there. I started by taking any job that came along, one time jobs, spring/fall cleaning, homes, offices, church, even tended to some elderly after surgery, moms after births, emergency cleaning after deaths in family. Now, I have my regulars, only work 3 days a week, don't clean after kids/pets, don't do windows don't go out of the part of town I live in, etc! don't know what area you're in, but metro areas pay better. Each job is different, clients want different things, bid accordingly. More $ first, second time in until you get the job under control, then go to hourly. Don't underbid!
Reply:Make up some bulletins and have friends and relatives put them up on bulletin boards at their work. (Also in their apartment or condo building). Ask them if you can put them down as a reference, as people are leary about letting strangers into their homes. You could also see if you could post bulletins at Seniors Apartments, hospitals, pharmacy's etc. Word of mouth is great, make sure you make everybody aware of what you're going to do. Don't forget the internet, I'm from Canada and we have sites like Kijiji etc. where you can place ads for everything for free.
Reply:They list of a lot of these jobs in the newspaper from time to time. I'd say check there. If that doesn't work, place an ad for your cleaning business.
Reply:If you are interested go online to the website for cleaning maids. There are allot of different sites online to choose from.
Reply:Why not post your own advert?
People won't know that you are willing to do the work if you don't let them know.
Reply:Visit http://www.cleaninghouselondon.co.uk
Thanks
Reply:Put up adverts in local places
Reply:well u can get a job bye getting money.
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I'm thinking of cleaning houses as my job. It's just going to be me so do I need insurance or anything?
"Need" is a relative term. Cleaning houses is a very popular, mostly uninsured, under the table way to get income.
Insurance is going to cost you about $1500 a year, the first year, and will only cover you if you get sued because you did something negligent that caused someone else injury. It's NOT going to cover if you accidentally break something while dusting.
Bonding doesn't cover what most people think it does. Even if you have liability coverage, you probably DON'T need a bond, unless you're looking for government work.
Most people that do it on the side, can't afford the insurance.
I'm thinking of cleaning houses as my job. It's just going to be me so do I need insurance or anything?
Yes, you will...
Reply:In several states I have lived in, Texas, Illinois, Kansas, Florida, most house cleaners are bonded and insured. I would not, nor do I know of anyone who would let a stranger into the house with out bond or insurance.
Reply:Check with the Chamber of Commerce in your home town. You will definitely need to be bonded, so my hunch is you will also need to be insured. Each state has different laws. Hope this helps a little bit. Annie
Reply:yes incase someone claism you stole something there is insurance to protect you from this
Reply:not as far as i know, but you will need personal insurance, since the job will not have health benefits.
Reply:Better you have one, because if something happen to you and you have a insurance.
Reply:you need to be insured and bonded.
Reply:WIth most businesses insurance is recommended and in most states required. Check out the below website for additional information. Good luck
- Carye
http://www.IBOPlus.com/40485726
http://www.EveryoneBenefits.com/40485726
Reply:I'm not sure about insurance but you need to be bonded.
Reply:If you're getting paid under the table, getting insurance might blow your cover.
Reply:you may need insurance, because clients will be less likely to hire you without insurance, unless you have enough clients already.
Reply:I would not think so. Cleaning houses does not require you to file for a business license. I know a lot of people that do that on the side. Even if you do it as your job, I really do not think you need to have all of that stuff. As far as reporting what you earned to the IRS for tax purposes, that is a different story. You should ask someone who knows taxes about that one.
Insurance is going to cost you about $1500 a year, the first year, and will only cover you if you get sued because you did something negligent that caused someone else injury. It's NOT going to cover if you accidentally break something while dusting.
Bonding doesn't cover what most people think it does. Even if you have liability coverage, you probably DON'T need a bond, unless you're looking for government work.
Most people that do it on the side, can't afford the insurance.
I'm thinking of cleaning houses as my job. It's just going to be me so do I need insurance or anything?
Yes, you will...
Reply:In several states I have lived in, Texas, Illinois, Kansas, Florida, most house cleaners are bonded and insured. I would not, nor do I know of anyone who would let a stranger into the house with out bond or insurance.
Reply:Check with the Chamber of Commerce in your home town. You will definitely need to be bonded, so my hunch is you will also need to be insured. Each state has different laws. Hope this helps a little bit. Annie
Reply:yes incase someone claism you stole something there is insurance to protect you from this
Reply:not as far as i know, but you will need personal insurance, since the job will not have health benefits.
Reply:Better you have one, because if something happen to you and you have a insurance.
Reply:you need to be insured and bonded.
Reply:WIth most businesses insurance is recommended and in most states required. Check out the below website for additional information. Good luck
- Carye
http://www.IBOPlus.com/40485726
http://www.EveryoneBenefits.com/40485726
Reply:I'm not sure about insurance but you need to be bonded.
Reply:If you're getting paid under the table, getting insurance might blow your cover.
Reply:you may need insurance, because clients will be less likely to hire you without insurance, unless you have enough clients already.
Reply:I would not think so. Cleaning houses does not require you to file for a business license. I know a lot of people that do that on the side. Even if you do it as your job, I really do not think you need to have all of that stuff. As far as reporting what you earned to the IRS for tax purposes, that is a different story. You should ask someone who knows taxes about that one.
I would like to get a job at Fairfield Inn cleaning the rooms...?
When i go up to the front counter do I just ask for an application or what (sorry i have never done this before)
I would like to get a job at Fairfield Inn cleaning the rooms...?
Aim higher.
Reply:If you only want do that for the rest of your life and make no money. But I need my office cleaned and I will also pay you like $4.00 a hour to do it.
Reply:Yes, maybe ask them if they are currently hiring, ask for an application, or even ask if their is a manager on duty that you could talk to
Reply:You can do that and just walk in and ask for the manager of housekeeping department because you are interested in applying for a job. OR you can save time and call and ask the same thing.
Reply:yep. Just go up to the counter or ask for a manager or someone in charge. Think better about yourself. Get a better job than cleaning rooms. You can do it!
Reply:Ask for the housekeeping department apply there
Reply:ask for an application or to see the human relations person they are usually the one to take care of new people coming aboard dress nice but not business nice, mind the manners be cute make them like you and you'll be cleaning after dirty tourist real quick
Reply:why settle for just a cleaning person - set your goals higher. you never know - one day you might just reach them.
ask to see the manager and explain that you are interested in being the CEO (chief executive officer) of the franchise and are willing to work your way up the chain - ask him/her if there are any positions you can start in, TODAY!
I'm sure they will appreciate your sense of humor.
Reply:first get a resume together and then ask for an application. inform them that you have your paper work and do some research on the job. just go with the flow
Reply:Look on the hotel's website first. If they don't have any openings listed, go to the hotel and ask for the hiring manager and give them your resume.
Reply:WDWDW
Reply:yaap , U don't need to get appo. with GM. Do U have an experience? This job is not an easy.
I would like to get a job at Fairfield Inn cleaning the rooms...?
Aim higher.
Reply:If you only want do that for the rest of your life and make no money. But I need my office cleaned and I will also pay you like $4.00 a hour to do it.
Reply:Yes, maybe ask them if they are currently hiring, ask for an application, or even ask if their is a manager on duty that you could talk to
Reply:You can do that and just walk in and ask for the manager of housekeeping department because you are interested in applying for a job. OR you can save time and call and ask the same thing.
Reply:yep. Just go up to the counter or ask for a manager or someone in charge. Think better about yourself. Get a better job than cleaning rooms. You can do it!
Reply:Ask for the housekeeping department apply there
Reply:ask for an application or to see the human relations person they are usually the one to take care of new people coming aboard dress nice but not business nice, mind the manners be cute make them like you and you'll be cleaning after dirty tourist real quick
Reply:why settle for just a cleaning person - set your goals higher. you never know - one day you might just reach them.
ask to see the manager and explain that you are interested in being the CEO (chief executive officer) of the franchise and are willing to work your way up the chain - ask him/her if there are any positions you can start in, TODAY!
I'm sure they will appreciate your sense of humor.
Reply:first get a resume together and then ask for an application. inform them that you have your paper work and do some research on the job. just go with the flow
Reply:Look on the hotel's website first. If they don't have any openings listed, go to the hotel and ask for the hiring manager and give them your resume.
Reply:WDWDW
Reply:yaap , U don't need to get appo. with GM. Do U have an experience? This job is not an easy.
Whose job is it to clean up the street after an automobile accident?
I'm just wondering, because I saw a lot of leftover pieces from an earlier accident on my way home from work. I couldn't believe that there were pieces of bumper, shards of glass, etc. It made me wonder who's responsibility that is.
Whose job is it to clean up the street after an automobile accident?
Normally the tow truck company is resposible for cleaning it up as they will charge you in the bill for it. But most of the time they just leave it and charge you anyways. Most of the companies are good about cleaning it up but alot just let it go.
Reply:its the street cleaniers job usually has to do with the waste departement in ur your county since it is a hazderd
Whose job is it to clean up the street after an automobile accident?
Normally the tow truck company is resposible for cleaning it up as they will charge you in the bill for it. But most of the time they just leave it and charge you anyways. Most of the companies are good about cleaning it up but alot just let it go.
Reply:its the street cleaniers job usually has to do with the waste departement in ur your county since it is a hazderd
Hi. How can I find a job as a housekeeper(cleaning sercices) in New Orleans??But no craigslist.com?
I did some searching for housekeeper/cleaning services in New Orleans, and it is tough to find those listings in that location.
I think that your best search terms might be "cleaning lady" or "domestic help" rather than "housekeeper" if you want to focus on working in homes rather than other kinds of residences.
Indeed.com - http://www.indeed.com - is an "aggregator" site that pulls jobs off of job sites, like Monster, CareerBuilder, (sorry) Craig's List, and the local newspaper's help wanted classifieds.
Local online help wanted ads from The Times-Picayune are at http://www.nola.com/jobs/
There are over 100 Louisiana-specific employers and job search resources listed on Job-Hunt.org's Louisiana page - http://www.job-hunt.org/jobs/louisana.sh... - including medical, education, and government employers.
Colleges with dormitories, hospitals and nursing homes with significant cleaning requirements, and government offices might represent good employment options for you until the need for domestic help recovers.
And the casinos which seem to be making an excellent recovery from Katrina might also offer good options for you since many have hotel rooms and other facilities that need regular cleaning.
Good luck!
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I think that your best search terms might be "cleaning lady" or "domestic help" rather than "housekeeper" if you want to focus on working in homes rather than other kinds of residences.
Indeed.com - http://www.indeed.com - is an "aggregator" site that pulls jobs off of job sites, like Monster, CareerBuilder, (sorry) Craig's List, and the local newspaper's help wanted classifieds.
Local online help wanted ads from The Times-Picayune are at http://www.nola.com/jobs/
There are over 100 Louisiana-specific employers and job search resources listed on Job-Hunt.org's Louisiana page - http://www.job-hunt.org/jobs/louisana.sh... - including medical, education, and government employers.
Colleges with dormitories, hospitals and nursing homes with significant cleaning requirements, and government offices might represent good employment options for you until the need for domestic help recovers.
And the casinos which seem to be making an excellent recovery from Katrina might also offer good options for you since many have hotel rooms and other facilities that need regular cleaning.
Good luck!
greek name
I tried to apply a job but it seems that I am not lucky. For now I' doing a house cleaning for 2 hrs at 12.50
per hr for 3 days. Do you think its a good deal for now?
I tried to apply a job but it seems that I am not lucky. For now I' doing a house cleaning for 2 hrs at 12.50
If you are only working 3 days a week, that leaves at least 2 days that you can spend looking for something better. What you are doing now is building your resume. If you can show that you toughed it out and worked a stinky job for a while, it shows a good work ethic and that will be smiled on when you are looking for something else.
Reply:You could make more at Walmart. It doesn't sound good to me.
Reply:try doing something from home.
I work with a bbb accredited home wellness company. Basically all they do is provide products that are good for your health and it's stuff you use every day. Instead of buying from the store you just buy from them. They have weight loss, beauty, things like that except its all natural and doesnt polute the earth. I like the energy vitamins myself. But anyways Im a stay at home mom who is in college so this is what I do for now. feel free to email me and just ask for more info!
sofaraway@yahoo.com
Thanks! April B
Reply:It depends on how old you are and what bills you have to pay. Keep it for now but keep looking.
I tried to apply a job but it seems that I am not lucky. For now I' doing a house cleaning for 2 hrs at 12.50
If you are only working 3 days a week, that leaves at least 2 days that you can spend looking for something better. What you are doing now is building your resume. If you can show that you toughed it out and worked a stinky job for a while, it shows a good work ethic and that will be smiled on when you are looking for something else.
Reply:You could make more at Walmart. It doesn't sound good to me.
Reply:try doing something from home.
I work with a bbb accredited home wellness company. Basically all they do is provide products that are good for your health and it's stuff you use every day. Instead of buying from the store you just buy from them. They have weight loss, beauty, things like that except its all natural and doesnt polute the earth. I like the energy vitamins myself. But anyways Im a stay at home mom who is in college so this is what I do for now. feel free to email me and just ask for more info!
sofaraway@yahoo.com
Thanks! April B
Reply:It depends on how old you are and what bills you have to pay. Keep it for now but keep looking.
I keep the house clean for my mother that works 2 jobs, is there something wrong with me do i have OCD?
Can I adopt you? There is nothing wrong with you. You sound wonderful.
I keep the house clean for my mother that works 2 jobs, is there something wrong with me do i have OCD?
No.
If YOU know what it is to work to clean someone thing and you get upset when people trash it.. that is normal to be pissed. If you sterilize the doorknobs 5 times a day.. that is ocd.
You clearly have empathy for mom .. meaning ability to care about and understand how someone else feels. That, dear.. is a TALENT and quality.
Reply:What makes you think you have OCD?
If your mother is working all the time, and you're helping keep the house clean, it sounds more like you're being a good son/daughter and helping around the house because you know she doesn't have the time.
Reply:No. You're just helping out. That's not OCD.
I keep the house clean for my mother that works 2 jobs, is there something wrong with me do i have OCD?
No.
If YOU know what it is to work to clean someone thing and you get upset when people trash it.. that is normal to be pissed. If you sterilize the doorknobs 5 times a day.. that is ocd.
You clearly have empathy for mom .. meaning ability to care about and understand how someone else feels. That, dear.. is a TALENT and quality.
Reply:What makes you think you have OCD?
If your mother is working all the time, and you're helping keep the house clean, it sounds more like you're being a good son/daughter and helping around the house because you know she doesn't have the time.
Reply:No. You're just helping out. That's not OCD.
What are some good ideas to make cleaning the septic tank a fun job for my 10 &11 year old niece and nephew?
Bahahahaha who are you kidding....
Tell them it leads to the magical land of Narnia.
What are some good ideas to make cleaning the septic tank a fun job for my 10 %26amp;11 year old niece and nephew?
have a reward for them after it...if you know they wont fall for the reward, tell them its a surprise and don't reveal it until after. haha good question
Reply:Tell them they're cleaning the Hershey tunnel.
Reply:Dress them up in SCUBA gear and tell them they are taking pictures for the National Geographic.
Reply:Based on your question I'm sure you will have no problem threatening to beat them if they don't do it.
Just run your kids through fear, works every time.
Reply:pay them and pay them well, this is some horrible work to have kids do.
Reply:Throw Gold coins in and tell the kids they can have whateva they find....xx
Reply:flush a bunch of skittles and have a scavenger hunt
Tell them it leads to the magical land of Narnia.
What are some good ideas to make cleaning the septic tank a fun job for my 10 %26amp;11 year old niece and nephew?
have a reward for them after it...if you know they wont fall for the reward, tell them its a surprise and don't reveal it until after. haha good question
Reply:Tell them they're cleaning the Hershey tunnel.
Reply:Dress them up in SCUBA gear and tell them they are taking pictures for the National Geographic.
Reply:Based on your question I'm sure you will have no problem threatening to beat them if they don't do it.
Just run your kids through fear, works every time.
Reply:pay them and pay them well, this is some horrible work to have kids do.
Reply:Throw Gold coins in and tell the kids they can have whateva they find....xx
Reply:flush a bunch of skittles and have a scavenger hunt
Why did my co woker want me to know that i did i good job on cleaning?
This guy taughte me how to clean the register and he said i did a really good job and he said he just wanted me to know that?
Why did my co woker want me to know that i did i good job on cleaning?
That is probably all he meant- you doing a good job
Reply:he was just being nice
Reply:uhh, it's a compliment. unless you did a crappy job cleaning and you still got the compliment. either way, let it go.
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Why did my co woker want me to know that i did i good job on cleaning?
That is probably all he meant- you doing a good job
Reply:he was just being nice
Reply:uhh, it's a compliment. unless you did a crappy job cleaning and you still got the compliment. either way, let it go.
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Do you believe it is the wife's job to clean up the pet's, children's, and husband's vomit?
I think guys have a gag reflex that makes them sick if they try to clean up things like that. My mom always did it in our house.
Do you believe it is the wife's job to clean up the pet's, children's, and husband's vomit?
no
p.s. you're a pig
Reply:Yes on kids vomit.
Yes on pets vomit.
No on husbands vomit (that should be self cleaned).
This assumes you are doing man only tasks elsewhere in the household.
Such as changing the oil in the car, cutting the grass, cleaning the gutters, etc etc.
Women that want to do nothing about cleaning up after their kids or pets despite a man's contributions are lazy and are worth avoiding at all costs.
Reply:No.... I don't think you should have kids if you can't handle vomit. Didn't you have younger siblings growing up? Marriage is about love, but lets face it, it's also about poop, vomit, spit, and pee.
Both spouses need to be responsible for the care and protection of their family. That means sometimes cleaning their vomit.
Reply:your mom did it probably because you're dad was a jerk like you. if you vomit you should clean it unless you're really sick, maybe the wife will clean it up for you.
Reply:Some people do have a gag reflex, but it sounds to me like you are just looking for excuses not to do your fair share of work around the house. Be a man and deal with it!
Reply:is it your job to wipe her *** when she takes a "boo boo?" that's how silly your question is. everybody has a gag reflex, do your part.
Reply:i have seen it before, in guys/girls , who won't deal with those substances... If you don't think its fair in the relationship then trade those tasks for foot rubs, making dinner etc.
Reply:Leave the children out of it, but for pets, its best to make her lick it up, that's the only way she will learn.
Reply:yes definitely this is the duty of an idle wife, but sharing the work is common in day to day life but it depends on the situation.
Reply:nope
parents together clean up childrens,
your soo sexist seriouslyy
but i gag at the smell or sight of sick so i know how u feel in a way
Reply:Since, I'm the one home; it's my job. Plus I have the help of my trusty wood shavings, so it's not all that gory. And we can't forget the baking powder; comes in handy for stains on carpets, oh , and the odor, too.
Reply:no why should the wife be the ony one to do the dirty work around the house?
Reply:no, you are sick to let you mom clean after you.
Reply:Oh, please!! So women are stronger than men, so they get the crappy jobs? No thank you!!!!
Reply:no.. thats really disgusting, and selfish of you
Reply:You are going to be a lonely man when you grow up !
Do you believe it is the wife's job to clean up the pet's, children's, and husband's vomit?
no
p.s. you're a pig
Reply:Yes on kids vomit.
Yes on pets vomit.
No on husbands vomit (that should be self cleaned).
This assumes you are doing man only tasks elsewhere in the household.
Such as changing the oil in the car, cutting the grass, cleaning the gutters, etc etc.
Women that want to do nothing about cleaning up after their kids or pets despite a man's contributions are lazy and are worth avoiding at all costs.
Reply:No.... I don't think you should have kids if you can't handle vomit. Didn't you have younger siblings growing up? Marriage is about love, but lets face it, it's also about poop, vomit, spit, and pee.
Both spouses need to be responsible for the care and protection of their family. That means sometimes cleaning their vomit.
Reply:your mom did it probably because you're dad was a jerk like you. if you vomit you should clean it unless you're really sick, maybe the wife will clean it up for you.
Reply:Some people do have a gag reflex, but it sounds to me like you are just looking for excuses not to do your fair share of work around the house. Be a man and deal with it!
Reply:is it your job to wipe her *** when she takes a "boo boo?" that's how silly your question is. everybody has a gag reflex, do your part.
Reply:i have seen it before, in guys/girls , who won't deal with those substances... If you don't think its fair in the relationship then trade those tasks for foot rubs, making dinner etc.
Reply:Leave the children out of it, but for pets, its best to make her lick it up, that's the only way she will learn.
Reply:yes definitely this is the duty of an idle wife, but sharing the work is common in day to day life but it depends on the situation.
Reply:nope
parents together clean up childrens,
your soo sexist seriouslyy
but i gag at the smell or sight of sick so i know how u feel in a way
Reply:Since, I'm the one home; it's my job. Plus I have the help of my trusty wood shavings, so it's not all that gory. And we can't forget the baking powder; comes in handy for stains on carpets, oh , and the odor, too.
Reply:no why should the wife be the ony one to do the dirty work around the house?
Reply:no, you are sick to let you mom clean after you.
Reply:Oh, please!! So women are stronger than men, so they get the crappy jobs? No thank you!!!!
Reply:no.. thats really disgusting, and selfish of you
Reply:You are going to be a lonely man when you grow up !
Is there any jobs available?i clean and repair foreclosured houses,i do drywall, paint, gardening, and stained?
try checking out classified "wanted" section of your local area. that is surely gonna help you.
Is there any jobs available?i clean and repair foreclosured houses,i do drywall, paint, gardening, and stained?
eh?
Reply:Roman forclosed houses belong to banks and they DO NOT hire people to clean or repair anything . Find a new way to sell your skills
Is there any jobs available?i clean and repair foreclosured houses,i do drywall, paint, gardening, and stained?
eh?
Reply:Roman forclosed houses belong to banks and they DO NOT hire people to clean or repair anything . Find a new way to sell your skills
Where can I get a good free registry cleaner to do the job?
My computer seems to get slower and slower. A friend told me I need a registry cleaner. Will that really help? If so, where can I get a good free registry cleaner to do the job?
Where can I get a good free registry cleaner to do the job?
The short answer is: Yes, your computer will run better if you occasionally clean your Windows system registry. But first, let's define exactly what the registry is...
In layman's terms, the Windows Registry is a hideously complex ball of string, rubber bands, duct tape and bailing wire that's supposed to keep track of Windows system settings, your hardware configuration, user preferences, file associations, system policies, and installed software. In slightly more technical terms, the registry is a database in which Windows keeps track of relationships between hardware, software and the operating system.
It was supposed to be an improvement on the collection of simple text-based INI files that stored Windows configuration settings, but too many pocket protectors got involved in the design and the result was an over-engineered, over-complicated mess that makes Windows much more fragile and harder for users to maintain. Since it is a single point of failure, problems with the Registry can make a Windows system slower, less reliable, unbootable, and in extreme cases can only be fixed by reinstalling the operating system.
That's why you need to use a registry cleaner every once in a while.
It's not uncommon for the registry to grow very large over time, which tends to slow down the computer's startup and can make it unstable. You can end up with lots of unnecessary registry entries that are created when you install or remove software and hardware on your computer. Sometimes an "orphaned" registry entry can confuse Windows during startup and cause a delay. In general, slimming down your registry will make Windows run faster.
The REGEDIT command will allow you to view and edit the registry, but if you don't know what you're doing under the hood, just put down that wrench and back away slowly. You can do a lot of damage to your system by flailing about with a registry editor. Specialized programs exist to examine the registry, compare what's in there to what's really on your system, and either correct or delete erroneous entries.
REGCLEAN is a utility program included in Windows 95 and Windows 98. This program is no longer officially supported by Microsoft, but some users report that it works fine on Windows XP systems. However, I don't recommend that it be used on XP, because the structure of the registry is different in XP than it was in earlier incarnations of Windows.
RegSeeker is a highly rated (and free) registry cleaner that I like. RegSeeker is an aggressive cleaner, and in some cases may delete registry entries that are needed. Some RegSeeker users have reported that using a RegSeeker exclusion file can prevent it from making erroneous deletions.
Another popular free registry fixer/cleaner is CCleaner, which does some additional things like cleaning up your browser's temp files and deleting unneeded files. CCleaner has a reputation for being less aggressive so may be a better choice for non-expert users who want a free registry cleaner.
Uniblue RegistryBooster is not free (US$29), but seems to be the most advanced tool in the class. Some 3rd-party tests have shown that it improves both boot time and application launch time. In the past, I've read about people with problems uninstalling the Uniblue Registry Booster software after downloading a trial version. To my knowledge, the company has resolved those problems. If you are a non-techie, I'd recommend this tool over the others.
There other registry cleaners available, some free and some not. If you want to play the field, read some reviews by reputable sources like CNET or PCWorld before you install. If you're not careful, you can get an adware or virus-laden registry cleaner wannabe that claims to do the job, but will have nasty side effects.
A Few Caveats...
Before using any registry cleaner, I highly recommend that you create a System Restore restore point, and even better, do a full registry backup with the ERUNT utility. In some cases, aggressive registry cleaning can remove entries required for some programs to operate.
I should mention that technology experts have differing opinions on the value of registry cleaners. Some adamantly claim that they cannot possibly improve system performance. Others say they might help a little, but point out that in some cases they can cause damage as well. And of course others believe they can offer significant benefits. I tend to be in the latter camp, but recommend caution when using a registry cleaner. Choose the tool that suits your level of technical expertise, and do your preparatory backups.
Making Windows Faster
I should also mention that there are lots of other things that can cause your computer to bog down. Viruses, spyware, a hard drive that needs defragmenting, and other factors can contribute to the problem. In my article Make Windows XP Run Faster! I share my special recipe to clean the icky goo out of your computer's pipes, so Windows will start quicker, run more reliably, and go
Reply:Good answer and very in details. I have used one of registry cleaner (regcure) which is reviewed by http://www.registrycleanersdoc... It worked for me, but it is not free Report Abuse
Reply:I personally like CCleaner and Advanced WindowsCare Personal because they do more than just clean my registry. CCleaner also has the option to save changes to the registry in case you need to revert back.
CCleaner is a freeware system optimization and privacy tool. It removes unused files from your system - allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history. CCleaner also fixes your registry. But the best part is that it's fast (normally taking less than a second to run) and contains NO Spyware or Adware.
Advanced WindowsCare Personal is a comprehensive PC care utility that takes a one-click approach to help protect, repair, and optimize your computer.
Other free registry cleaners available include Eusing Free Registry Cleaner, Registry Distiller and TweakNow RegCleaner Standard.
Reply:What with all this antivirus and registry cleaners and tune up utilities?
Use Linux. it does not crash like windows, it doesnt have a registry that poses problems time and again, and beat of all, u dont get viruses every other day....true that it can be a liiiiiitttle bit hard for a newbie but its just an hours learning and saying good bye to several days of infected computer...Hope u暮l consider it..
Reply:Tuneup utilities is the best.Registry cleaner alone cant help ur pc run faster.u need tuneup utilities ,it not only cleans up your registry but also
cleans physical memory by closing unwanted processes running back.
it has many other features which restore the original speed of your pc. try googling for more info. if u want a free pack then download it through a bitclient like bitcomet u can get the torrents from the below link.any futher help buzz me at yahoo messenger.
Reply:cc cleaner is the best free one.
You can try these 2 that I use for 30 days free. There the best ive ever used.
Tuneuputilitites2008
ace utilitites www.acelogix.com
鈽匞ood Luck. If you need any additional help with this or another issue please feel free to contact me via my profile page (email). -Eric
Reply:CCleaner works great. Not only does it allow you to clean the registry, but it allows you to clean your computer of unneseccary files, and also allows you to edit startup programs and uninstall programs all at the same time. Download it at http://ccleaner.com/.
Reply:I recomend to install TUNE UP UTILITY 08. It is best software for computer management. It not only cleans regestry but also do mamy tasks.
-------------------------
You can get its trail verso free for 2 months.
its very common software , you can get it easily
Reply:Registry Cleaner's are extremely overrated, you really just need to analyze your system to see if a registry cleaner will do you any good. It might/might not, we'd be glad to do a quick check for you.
You may contact us at:
pcit411@live.com "For all your PC needs."
Reply:Also this link is good for free registry cleaner that is 100% trusted.
http://www.eusing.com Look for the free registry clean and install. I use it myself along with http://www.ccleaner.com
Mind Doctor, France
Reply:http://ccleaner.com
by far the best - it's fast and effective. It also allows you to clean up your hard drive very well. I'd highly recommend this over any ones you have to pay for - it doesn't get any better than that!
Reply:http://www.ccleaner.com
EXCELLENT SOFTWARE
EDIT:
watch out for anyone trying to promote a business most are nothing more then scams
Reply:ccleaner is good also.
Reply:plz log on to download.com , there u can find free registry cleaner, i'hv download1 %26amp; it's working great
Where can I get a good free registry cleaner to do the job?
The short answer is: Yes, your computer will run better if you occasionally clean your Windows system registry. But first, let's define exactly what the registry is...
In layman's terms, the Windows Registry is a hideously complex ball of string, rubber bands, duct tape and bailing wire that's supposed to keep track of Windows system settings, your hardware configuration, user preferences, file associations, system policies, and installed software. In slightly more technical terms, the registry is a database in which Windows keeps track of relationships between hardware, software and the operating system.
It was supposed to be an improvement on the collection of simple text-based INI files that stored Windows configuration settings, but too many pocket protectors got involved in the design and the result was an over-engineered, over-complicated mess that makes Windows much more fragile and harder for users to maintain. Since it is a single point of failure, problems with the Registry can make a Windows system slower, less reliable, unbootable, and in extreme cases can only be fixed by reinstalling the operating system.
That's why you need to use a registry cleaner every once in a while.
It's not uncommon for the registry to grow very large over time, which tends to slow down the computer's startup and can make it unstable. You can end up with lots of unnecessary registry entries that are created when you install or remove software and hardware on your computer. Sometimes an "orphaned" registry entry can confuse Windows during startup and cause a delay. In general, slimming down your registry will make Windows run faster.
The REGEDIT command will allow you to view and edit the registry, but if you don't know what you're doing under the hood, just put down that wrench and back away slowly. You can do a lot of damage to your system by flailing about with a registry editor. Specialized programs exist to examine the registry, compare what's in there to what's really on your system, and either correct or delete erroneous entries.
REGCLEAN is a utility program included in Windows 95 and Windows 98. This program is no longer officially supported by Microsoft, but some users report that it works fine on Windows XP systems. However, I don't recommend that it be used on XP, because the structure of the registry is different in XP than it was in earlier incarnations of Windows.
RegSeeker is a highly rated (and free) registry cleaner that I like. RegSeeker is an aggressive cleaner, and in some cases may delete registry entries that are needed. Some RegSeeker users have reported that using a RegSeeker exclusion file can prevent it from making erroneous deletions.
Another popular free registry fixer/cleaner is CCleaner, which does some additional things like cleaning up your browser's temp files and deleting unneeded files. CCleaner has a reputation for being less aggressive so may be a better choice for non-expert users who want a free registry cleaner.
Uniblue RegistryBooster is not free (US$29), but seems to be the most advanced tool in the class. Some 3rd-party tests have shown that it improves both boot time and application launch time. In the past, I've read about people with problems uninstalling the Uniblue Registry Booster software after downloading a trial version. To my knowledge, the company has resolved those problems. If you are a non-techie, I'd recommend this tool over the others.
There other registry cleaners available, some free and some not. If you want to play the field, read some reviews by reputable sources like CNET or PCWorld before you install. If you're not careful, you can get an adware or virus-laden registry cleaner wannabe that claims to do the job, but will have nasty side effects.
A Few Caveats...
Before using any registry cleaner, I highly recommend that you create a System Restore restore point, and even better, do a full registry backup with the ERUNT utility. In some cases, aggressive registry cleaning can remove entries required for some programs to operate.
I should mention that technology experts have differing opinions on the value of registry cleaners. Some adamantly claim that they cannot possibly improve system performance. Others say they might help a little, but point out that in some cases they can cause damage as well. And of course others believe they can offer significant benefits. I tend to be in the latter camp, but recommend caution when using a registry cleaner. Choose the tool that suits your level of technical expertise, and do your preparatory backups.
Making Windows Faster
I should also mention that there are lots of other things that can cause your computer to bog down. Viruses, spyware, a hard drive that needs defragmenting, and other factors can contribute to the problem. In my article Make Windows XP Run Faster! I share my special recipe to clean the icky goo out of your computer's pipes, so Windows will start quicker, run more reliably, and go
Reply:Good answer and very in details. I have used one of registry cleaner (regcure) which is reviewed by http://www.registrycleanersdoc... It worked for me, but it is not free Report Abuse
Reply:I personally like CCleaner and Advanced WindowsCare Personal because they do more than just clean my registry. CCleaner also has the option to save changes to the registry in case you need to revert back.
CCleaner is a freeware system optimization and privacy tool. It removes unused files from your system - allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history. CCleaner also fixes your registry. But the best part is that it's fast (normally taking less than a second to run) and contains NO Spyware or Adware.
Advanced WindowsCare Personal is a comprehensive PC care utility that takes a one-click approach to help protect, repair, and optimize your computer.
Other free registry cleaners available include Eusing Free Registry Cleaner, Registry Distiller and TweakNow RegCleaner Standard.
Reply:What with all this antivirus and registry cleaners and tune up utilities?
Use Linux. it does not crash like windows, it doesnt have a registry that poses problems time and again, and beat of all, u dont get viruses every other day....true that it can be a liiiiiitttle bit hard for a newbie but its just an hours learning and saying good bye to several days of infected computer...Hope u暮l consider it..
Reply:Tuneup utilities is the best.Registry cleaner alone cant help ur pc run faster.u need tuneup utilities ,it not only cleans up your registry but also
cleans physical memory by closing unwanted processes running back.
it has many other features which restore the original speed of your pc. try googling for more info. if u want a free pack then download it through a bitclient like bitcomet u can get the torrents from the below link.any futher help buzz me at yahoo messenger.
Reply:cc cleaner is the best free one.
You can try these 2 that I use for 30 days free. There the best ive ever used.
Tuneuputilitites2008
ace utilitites www.acelogix.com
鈽匞ood Luck. If you need any additional help with this or another issue please feel free to contact me via my profile page (email). -Eric
Reply:CCleaner works great. Not only does it allow you to clean the registry, but it allows you to clean your computer of unneseccary files, and also allows you to edit startup programs and uninstall programs all at the same time. Download it at http://ccleaner.com/.
Reply:I recomend to install TUNE UP UTILITY 08. It is best software for computer management. It not only cleans regestry but also do mamy tasks.
-------------------------
You can get its trail verso free for 2 months.
its very common software , you can get it easily
Reply:Registry Cleaner's are extremely overrated, you really just need to analyze your system to see if a registry cleaner will do you any good. It might/might not, we'd be glad to do a quick check for you.
You may contact us at:
pcit411@live.com "For all your PC needs."
Reply:Also this link is good for free registry cleaner that is 100% trusted.
http://www.eusing.com Look for the free registry clean and install. I use it myself along with http://www.ccleaner.com
Mind Doctor, France
Reply:http://ccleaner.com
by far the best - it's fast and effective. It also allows you to clean up your hard drive very well. I'd highly recommend this over any ones you have to pay for - it doesn't get any better than that!
Reply:http://www.ccleaner.com
EXCELLENT SOFTWARE
EDIT:
watch out for anyone trying to promote a business most are nothing more then scams
Reply:ccleaner is good also.
Reply:plz log on to download.com , there u can find free registry cleaner, i'hv download1 %26amp; it's working great
This question is retaliated to a job .that has to do with cleaning .?
its from a daily news paper ad that posted a job on mantince/cleaing.
This question is retaliated to a job .that has to do with cleaning .?
What is your question?
Reply:I think you mean related. Retaliated means to strike back. I'm sorry but you asked no question about cleaning so it would be quite hard to answer! : ) better luck next time.
Reply:I see a lot of spellling issues, but no question.
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This question is retaliated to a job .that has to do with cleaning .?
What is your question?
Reply:I think you mean related. Retaliated means to strike back. I'm sorry but you asked no question about cleaning so it would be quite hard to answer! : ) better luck next time.
Reply:I see a lot of spellling issues, but no question.
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Im trying to get a job at a hampton inn cleaning hotel rooms (maid) if that covers guys too? ?
But will I have to pass a drug test to get hired for that?
Im trying to get a job at a hampton inn cleaning hotel rooms (maid) if that covers guys too? ?
Hampton Inns and Hampton Inn %26amp; Suites are Hilton Hotels' mid-priced line of more than 1,300 hotels located in 49 of the United States as well as in Canada and and Latin America.
Have gone by and picked up an application?, not sure which State or even Country you are interested in the employment requirements are different at different locations. If you call the number below they can probably tell you what is required for the position you are seeking...thank you and good luck.
1,325 Locations and Growing
US, Canada, Mexico, Latin America
800-HAM-PTON (call for employment application and requirements)..if you really want (or need) a job I suggest you stay or get clean in case they do want a drug test, most Companies do now...good luck
Im trying to get a job at a hampton inn cleaning hotel rooms (maid) if that covers guys too? ?
Hampton Inns and Hampton Inn %26amp; Suites are Hilton Hotels' mid-priced line of more than 1,300 hotels located in 49 of the United States as well as in Canada and and Latin America.
Have gone by and picked up an application?, not sure which State or even Country you are interested in the employment requirements are different at different locations. If you call the number below they can probably tell you what is required for the position you are seeking...thank you and good luck.
1,325 Locations and Growing
US, Canada, Mexico, Latin America
800-HAM-PTON (call for employment application and requirements)..if you really want (or need) a job I suggest you stay or get clean in case they do want a drug test, most Companies do now...good luck
Who in your family has the job of cleaning the toilet?
...I do :-P
Who in your family has the job of cleaning the toilet?
our dog
Reply:i do
Reply:That would be me!
Reply:my wife does it most of the time
Reply:Me.
Reply:this lady that clean my house.
her name is yolam.
Reply:I'm it so I poop, I scoop!
Reply:me, rather do that than the dishes
Reply:my sisters n I. we all take turns on bathroom cleaning days in our bathroom probably my mom in hers n my dads bathroom. The other 3 bathrooms idk.
Reply:Yeah, it's muggings here! That's my job!
Reply:I do!!
Reply:Me and it sucks. Although, at least then I know it is clean.
Reply:my son cleans his bathroom and I clean the other 2.
Who in your family has the job of cleaning the toilet?
our dog
Reply:i do
Reply:That would be me!
Reply:my wife does it most of the time
Reply:Me.
Reply:this lady that clean my house.
her name is yolam.
Reply:I'm it so I poop, I scoop!
Reply:me, rather do that than the dishes
Reply:my sisters n I. we all take turns on bathroom cleaning days in our bathroom probably my mom in hers n my dads bathroom. The other 3 bathrooms idk.
Reply:Yeah, it's muggings here! That's my job!
Reply:I do!!
Reply:Me and it sucks. Although, at least then I know it is clean.
Reply:my son cleans his bathroom and I clean the other 2.
What % is fair increase on an L.A. house rented to a single man with a good job who repairs & cleans nothing?
I am a divorced woman whose only asset is a 2 bedroom/2 bath house with a tiny yard in L.A. My renter is a very polite young man, but the house is not kept clean, his dogs have chewed the kitchen cabinets, the bathroom vent rusted because he wasn't using the fan, etc. I'm okay with continuing to rent to him, but I'm interested in public opinion about what a fair percentage rent increase would be in these circumstances?
What % is fair increase on an L.A. house rented to a single man with a good job who repairs %26amp; cleans nothing?
The rent increase should be calculated in accordance with the repairs you expect to make and the devaluation of the proberty. It has been my experience that most damages that renters cause are rarely covered by the deposit made when renting to them. I personally notify the renter that I will be coming by monthly to replace the air filters on the HVAC unit and do not allow exception to this requirement. It gives me opportunity to inspect the house and at the same time gives me the security that the filters are changed regularly to avoid damage to the unit. I had to replace a unit that cost me about $3000 because the filter was not changed regularly and that was enough to convince me. And if I found that a renter was negligent in taking care of the property (MY PROPERTY) then I needed to get another renter before the repairs cost me more than the profit I was making from the rent. In my opinion, legal problems of notification are the least of your worries. While you may want to continue to rent to this individual, the cost of repairs is going to seriously take from your only asset. Chances are when you raise the rent, he is going to look elsewhere for a place to live anyway.
Reply:Fairness really has nothing to do with it. This is a matter of negotiation. You must decide the minimum amount of money you will be willing to accept under the terms of a new rental agreement. You can ask for a sum larger than that, but do not let yourself go below your minimum amount or you are sure to be unhappy.
I mentioned a "rental agreement". I sure hope you have a written agreement with him. It is the only legal protection either of you have, especially when it comes to things like property damage caused by pets. If you don't believe me, just watch a couple of episodes of "Judge Judy" or the like. I think 75% of those shows involve one person "renting" in some manner to another without a written agreement. Small Claims Court and Civil Court dockets nationwide are choked with these types of lawsuits.
In the end, "fairness" is whatever amount of money the two of you agree on as well as the conditions spelled out in your agreement.
Good luck with your situation.
Reply:Standard rent increase is 10 percent every year or two. You must also give a 30-day notice that the rent is increasing. And, you cannot increase it during the middle of a lease term.
You can increase it by more. But, if you increase the rent by more than 10%, you must give 60 days notice.
BTW - if there is damage to the house (like the dog chewing the cabinets), you can keep up to all of the deposit as required for repair and cleanup of the house whenever he chooses to leave.
What % is fair increase on an L.A. house rented to a single man with a good job who repairs %26amp; cleans nothing?
The rent increase should be calculated in accordance with the repairs you expect to make and the devaluation of the proberty. It has been my experience that most damages that renters cause are rarely covered by the deposit made when renting to them. I personally notify the renter that I will be coming by monthly to replace the air filters on the HVAC unit and do not allow exception to this requirement. It gives me opportunity to inspect the house and at the same time gives me the security that the filters are changed regularly to avoid damage to the unit. I had to replace a unit that cost me about $3000 because the filter was not changed regularly and that was enough to convince me. And if I found that a renter was negligent in taking care of the property (MY PROPERTY) then I needed to get another renter before the repairs cost me more than the profit I was making from the rent. In my opinion, legal problems of notification are the least of your worries. While you may want to continue to rent to this individual, the cost of repairs is going to seriously take from your only asset. Chances are when you raise the rent, he is going to look elsewhere for a place to live anyway.
Reply:Fairness really has nothing to do with it. This is a matter of negotiation. You must decide the minimum amount of money you will be willing to accept under the terms of a new rental agreement. You can ask for a sum larger than that, but do not let yourself go below your minimum amount or you are sure to be unhappy.
I mentioned a "rental agreement". I sure hope you have a written agreement with him. It is the only legal protection either of you have, especially when it comes to things like property damage caused by pets. If you don't believe me, just watch a couple of episodes of "Judge Judy" or the like. I think 75% of those shows involve one person "renting" in some manner to another without a written agreement. Small Claims Court and Civil Court dockets nationwide are choked with these types of lawsuits.
In the end, "fairness" is whatever amount of money the two of you agree on as well as the conditions spelled out in your agreement.
Good luck with your situation.
Reply:Standard rent increase is 10 percent every year or two. You must also give a 30-day notice that the rent is increasing. And, you cannot increase it during the middle of a lease term.
You can increase it by more. But, if you increase the rent by more than 10%, you must give 60 days notice.
BTW - if there is damage to the house (like the dog chewing the cabinets), you can keep up to all of the deposit as required for repair and cleanup of the house whenever he chooses to leave.
Interview at baking shop. PLz give me tips.My job will cleaning and preparing food.?
Why ask again - you've already told us it's for a job at Greggs ! - !
Interview at baking shop. PLz give me tips.My job will cleaning and preparing food.?
Here are some basic tips ...
Dress neat ... wear a shirt with a collar, no sneakers, no jeans. Polish your shoes.
If you have tattoos, hide them.
Piercings might be a problem.
If you normally take your bath at night, also take one before you go to the interview. Use aftershave or cologne.
Don't eat anything before the interview that will make your breath smell bad or give you gas.
Be on time ... in fact, be 5 minutes early.
Use "sir" and "ma'am" in answering questions.
Look at your interviewer(s). Don't look down at your feet. Make eye contact.
Keep your hands out of your pockets ... don't be playing with keys, loose change, etc.
Go to the bathroom BEFORE you go into the interview.
Here are some questions to ask. Ask these only if necessary (they might have already told you most of this stuff, or may tell you during the interview) ...
- Is this job for a specific shift, or will I be working different hours or different days from week to week?
- Who would I be reporting to?
- If I get the cleaning and food preparation duties done on a given day, are there other things you would like for to do?
- I worked once where we had a suggestion program. If I have suggestions for improvement, would I give them to my supervisor, or do you have a suggestion box for these?
Reply:Treat every customer like royalty.
Reply:For the first you need to find a employer. You can get that through the following site,
http://www.chkurboss.com
with the use of that find a good employer and apply a suitable job in that.
Reply:If you've got any experiences whatsoever at making food then talk about that as much as possible and how you enjoy making food at home, maybe that you have buying premade things.
Reply:tell them you love talking to people and hate doing nothing
Reply:Make sure that you are very clean when you go!
ie NO dirt under the nails ...all the obvious things!
Be yourself!
Good Luck!
Reply:It doesn't matter what job you apply for, just make sure you know what the employer actually does, be interested, smile - AND PREPARE SOME QUESTIONS TO ASK!! Whenever I interview potential members of staff here, if they can't come up with at least one relevant question, they don't stand a chance. Examples could be - how much training will I get? What happens if my manager/superviser is late one day? Will I be working alone?
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Interview at baking shop. PLz give me tips.My job will cleaning and preparing food.?
Here are some basic tips ...
Dress neat ... wear a shirt with a collar, no sneakers, no jeans. Polish your shoes.
If you have tattoos, hide them.
Piercings might be a problem.
If you normally take your bath at night, also take one before you go to the interview. Use aftershave or cologne.
Don't eat anything before the interview that will make your breath smell bad or give you gas.
Be on time ... in fact, be 5 minutes early.
Use "sir" and "ma'am" in answering questions.
Look at your interviewer(s). Don't look down at your feet. Make eye contact.
Keep your hands out of your pockets ... don't be playing with keys, loose change, etc.
Go to the bathroom BEFORE you go into the interview.
Here are some questions to ask. Ask these only if necessary (they might have already told you most of this stuff, or may tell you during the interview) ...
- Is this job for a specific shift, or will I be working different hours or different days from week to week?
- Who would I be reporting to?
- If I get the cleaning and food preparation duties done on a given day, are there other things you would like for to do?
- I worked once where we had a suggestion program. If I have suggestions for improvement, would I give them to my supervisor, or do you have a suggestion box for these?
Reply:Treat every customer like royalty.
Reply:For the first you need to find a employer. You can get that through the following site,
http://www.chkurboss.com
with the use of that find a good employer and apply a suitable job in that.
Reply:If you've got any experiences whatsoever at making food then talk about that as much as possible and how you enjoy making food at home, maybe that you have buying premade things.
Reply:tell them you love talking to people and hate doing nothing
Reply:Make sure that you are very clean when you go!
ie NO dirt under the nails ...all the obvious things!
Be yourself!
Good Luck!
Reply:It doesn't matter what job you apply for, just make sure you know what the employer actually does, be interested, smile - AND PREPARE SOME QUESTIONS TO ASK!! Whenever I interview potential members of staff here, if they can't come up with at least one relevant question, they don't stand a chance. Examples could be - how much training will I get? What happens if my manager/superviser is late one day? Will I be working alone?
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Is "Clean Energy" really going to create 5,000,000 jobs?
Or is this more of Obama's teleprompter lies?
Is "Clean Energy" really going to create 5,000,000 jobs?
More like closer to 5,000. That will be the net number of jobs created after the cap and trade taxes go in place.
But then remember one thing. The jobs government creates are the ones your taxes pay the wages for. And there's 35% of every dollar that goes to government that gets lost in the shuffle.
Reply:NO it ain't, proof is in the pudding, Ireland went wind power 10 years ago it created some jobs but not too many extra because the Co. currently supplying the energy use their own people that they have currently on staff.
New Co. are not just going to pop up out of no where %26amp; supply millions of jobs No more like as is happening Large Co. like GE will take the lead along with current energy suppling Co.
This is just another political plow to keep people inline.
Reply:maybe in 50 years, the liberals placed a 25 year old drilling ban on this country 25 years ago and never created one GREEN alternative, because our oil imports went from 30% to 70% in those 25 years, now Obama is going to pull a rabbit out of his hat, overnight, yea OK**********
Reply:LIES!!!!!!!!!
Just like the Pork -U-lus needed to be passed NOW to save our Economy!
Just like the Omnibus bill needed to be passed NOW to create Jobs!!
Nothing but smoke screens and Lies out of this administration!!
Reply:5,000,000 Jobs is a dream. He'll have to do something to get all the illegals a job. I guess that's what he means.
Reply:It would create over 3 Million job loses actually thats At LEAST! Probably much much more job loses! Obama is scary!.
Reply:Maybe eventually, but not in the near future.
How many news jobs have you heard about anywhere???
Reply:True, but it will cost 10,000,000 other jobs.
Reply:Yes, you need solar plants to build the panels and trained people to install them.
Reply:not with cap and trade bankrupting the coal-burning industries.
Reply:It could.
Reply:Clean energy has the potential to create millions of jobs, yes. By replacing antiquated fossil based industry with modern, cheap and clean fuel, our economy will improve on many levels.
Face it, people are tired of being indentured servants to the power companies and oil companies. Freeing up the $$$ those outdated entities claim every month will create lots of spending power for the US economy.
Remember, every south facing rooftop in America has the potential to be a profit center for that home. Imagine all those roof tops with solar water heaters, air heaters, solar powered ventilation fans and solar electric panels and you start to grasp the magnitude of the potential for this industry.
Reply:Yes, it is.
Translations:
Teleprompter - Bush often couldn't speak coherently.
Bow to Saudi - Bush HELD HIS HAND as they walked across the white house lawn
Queens gift - Bush made a fool of himself in front of her once at the white house when HE was president and ANOTHER TIME WHEN DADDY WAS!
Open minded to other cultures %26amp; religions - BUSH WAS COMPLETELY INCOMPETENT IN FOREIGN POLICY AND ALIENATED NEARLY EVERY FRIEND WE HAD
Show this list to a psychologist and ask them to explain how ALL OF THESE ARE EXAMPLES OF DENIAL %26amp; TRANSFERENCE, WHICH ARE SYMPTOMS OF LOW SELF ESTEEM.
Is "Clean Energy" really going to create 5,000,000 jobs?
More like closer to 5,000. That will be the net number of jobs created after the cap and trade taxes go in place.
But then remember one thing. The jobs government creates are the ones your taxes pay the wages for. And there's 35% of every dollar that goes to government that gets lost in the shuffle.
Reply:NO it ain't, proof is in the pudding, Ireland went wind power 10 years ago it created some jobs but not too many extra because the Co. currently supplying the energy use their own people that they have currently on staff.
New Co. are not just going to pop up out of no where %26amp; supply millions of jobs No more like as is happening Large Co. like GE will take the lead along with current energy suppling Co.
This is just another political plow to keep people inline.
Reply:maybe in 50 years, the liberals placed a 25 year old drilling ban on this country 25 years ago and never created one GREEN alternative, because our oil imports went from 30% to 70% in those 25 years, now Obama is going to pull a rabbit out of his hat, overnight, yea OK**********
Reply:LIES!!!!!!!!!
Just like the Pork -U-lus needed to be passed NOW to save our Economy!
Just like the Omnibus bill needed to be passed NOW to create Jobs!!
Nothing but smoke screens and Lies out of this administration!!
Reply:5,000,000 Jobs is a dream. He'll have to do something to get all the illegals a job. I guess that's what he means.
Reply:It would create over 3 Million job loses actually thats At LEAST! Probably much much more job loses! Obama is scary!.
Reply:Maybe eventually, but not in the near future.
How many news jobs have you heard about anywhere???
Reply:True, but it will cost 10,000,000 other jobs.
Reply:Yes, you need solar plants to build the panels and trained people to install them.
Reply:not with cap and trade bankrupting the coal-burning industries.
Reply:It could.
Reply:Clean energy has the potential to create millions of jobs, yes. By replacing antiquated fossil based industry with modern, cheap and clean fuel, our economy will improve on many levels.
Face it, people are tired of being indentured servants to the power companies and oil companies. Freeing up the $$$ those outdated entities claim every month will create lots of spending power for the US economy.
Remember, every south facing rooftop in America has the potential to be a profit center for that home. Imagine all those roof tops with solar water heaters, air heaters, solar powered ventilation fans and solar electric panels and you start to grasp the magnitude of the potential for this industry.
Reply:Yes, it is.
Translations:
Teleprompter - Bush often couldn't speak coherently.
Bow to Saudi - Bush HELD HIS HAND as they walked across the white house lawn
Queens gift - Bush made a fool of himself in front of her once at the white house when HE was president and ANOTHER TIME WHEN DADDY WAS!
Open minded to other cultures %26amp; religions - BUSH WAS COMPLETELY INCOMPETENT IN FOREIGN POLICY AND ALIENATED NEARLY EVERY FRIEND WE HAD
Show this list to a psychologist and ask them to explain how ALL OF THESE ARE EXAMPLES OF DENIAL %26amp; TRANSFERENCE, WHICH ARE SYMPTOMS OF LOW SELF ESTEEM.
Who has the nasty job of cleaning the Toilets at your house...???
lol...Ewww! Nasty job...but it has to be done!
Who has the nasty job of cleaning the Toilets at your house...???
alone %26amp; single, so, guess who,
yep, little ol me ~
Reply:~ lol ~ sweet ~
thank you baby
keep safe %26amp; smile Report Abuse
Reply:I'm the Mom sooooo yeah that would be me...
Reply:***for the most part...I'M the lucky lady
Reply:I have that lovely task of cleaning them
Reply:Everyone has to clean around here.
Reply:i do
Reply:just me and the old tooth brush!
Reply:That'll be me!!!
Reply:Me, unfortunately.
Reply:me
Reply:my sister haha
Reply:That is definitely the WORST household chore! Hate it! But of course it's me!
Reply:not me. that would be the one who DOESNt pay the bills. LOL
Reply:I do the one in the hallway
My mom does the one in her room
My little sister the one in second floor
We have 2.5 bathrooms, 3 toilets, we share the job
Reply:My husband and I both do, but me more then him. But that's OK, he always takes the trash out to the street.
Reply:me, if left up to my boyfriend he would never ever do it...
Reply:you mean they are washable?
Reply:My sister! She needs the money and she was so mean to me as a kid! Hahahaha, funny question.
Reply:Half and half! I make him do it!
The 'ol "I'll scratch your back..." bit works every time!
Reply:actually someone did a test and it was found that computer/keyboards/mouses are the dirtiest things around. But yea anyways I have to clean it, my daughter isnt old enough.
Reply:me myself and i.......
Reply:Me, lovely.
Reply:me...
Reply:I volunteer for it.
We get a choice of Toilets, Bath and Showers or Sinks and Floors.
So I always go the Toilets as there is less work involved
Reply:That would be ME :) And I was doing so earlier today....my mother called and I didn't get to the phone in time so her call went to the answering machine....when I called her back she actually yelled at me because I wasn't sitting there waiting for her to call.....when I explained what I was doing when she called, she...for whatever reason....laughed so hard she dropped her cordless phone on the kitchen floor and broke it........
My Tidey Bowl man was so sad to hear this....:(
Reply:me. and I don't mind.
i hate seeing my friend's homes with their nasty toilets
Reply:Who says we have to clean them? Just kidding. I put my toilet in the dishwasher, comes out smelling like a dead rose.
Reply:ewwwwww but meeeeeeeeeee ewwwwww!!!!!
Reply:I dono.. its not me tho haha
Who has the nasty job of cleaning the Toilets at your house...???
alone %26amp; single, so, guess who,
yep, little ol me ~
Reply:~ lol ~ sweet ~
thank you baby
keep safe %26amp; smile Report Abuse
Reply:I'm the Mom sooooo yeah that would be me...
Reply:***for the most part...I'M the lucky lady
Reply:I have that lovely task of cleaning them
Reply:Everyone has to clean around here.
Reply:i do
Reply:just me and the old tooth brush!
Reply:That'll be me!!!
Reply:Me, unfortunately.
Reply:me
Reply:my sister haha
Reply:That is definitely the WORST household chore! Hate it! But of course it's me!
Reply:not me. that would be the one who DOESNt pay the bills. LOL
Reply:I do the one in the hallway
My mom does the one in her room
My little sister the one in second floor
We have 2.5 bathrooms, 3 toilets, we share the job
Reply:My husband and I both do, but me more then him. But that's OK, he always takes the trash out to the street.
Reply:me, if left up to my boyfriend he would never ever do it...
Reply:you mean they are washable?
Reply:My sister! She needs the money and she was so mean to me as a kid! Hahahaha, funny question.
Reply:Half and half! I make him do it!
The 'ol "I'll scratch your back..." bit works every time!
Reply:actually someone did a test and it was found that computer/keyboards/mouses are the dirtiest things around. But yea anyways I have to clean it, my daughter isnt old enough.
Reply:me myself and i.......
Reply:Me, lovely.
Reply:me...
Reply:I volunteer for it.
We get a choice of Toilets, Bath and Showers or Sinks and Floors.
So I always go the Toilets as there is less work involved
Reply:That would be ME :) And I was doing so earlier today....my mother called and I didn't get to the phone in time so her call went to the answering machine....when I called her back she actually yelled at me because I wasn't sitting there waiting for her to call.....when I explained what I was doing when she called, she...for whatever reason....laughed so hard she dropped her cordless phone on the kitchen floor and broke it........
My Tidey Bowl man was so sad to hear this....:(
Reply:me. and I don't mind.
i hate seeing my friend's homes with their nasty toilets
Reply:Who says we have to clean them? Just kidding. I put my toilet in the dishwasher, comes out smelling like a dead rose.
Reply:ewwwwww but meeeeeeeeeee ewwwwww!!!!!
Reply:I dono.. its not me tho haha
Need help to bid a job in construction cleaning?
i want to star my business and don't know haw to bid please help
Need help to bid a job in construction cleaning?
You look at what other companies charge. You might have to start out a little lower to get into the market since. Good Luck,
Reply:I live in florida and just started my own construction cleaning business. I called a local cons. clng. bus. and posed as a consumer looking for a quote. I was given a quote of 16 cents a sq. ft. My aunt told me to bid 3 cents under that quote to, give the contractors subbing out, the opportunity to make a better profit off of my bid of 13 cents.
Need help to bid a job in construction cleaning?
You look at what other companies charge. You might have to start out a little lower to get into the market since. Good Luck,
Reply:I live in florida and just started my own construction cleaning business. I called a local cons. clng. bus. and posed as a consumer looking for a quote. I was given a quote of 16 cents a sq. ft. My aunt told me to bid 3 cents under that quote to, give the contractors subbing out, the opportunity to make a better profit off of my bid of 13 cents.
Do women have more jobs than men Like they have the babies, work outside the home , housework, cooking , clean
How is that at splitting everything 50% ? You cannot add if you think that is equal?
Do women have more jobs than men Like they have the babies, work outside the home , housework, cooking , clean
Absolutely right! Men think they work hard having a job outside of the home. Let them try having a job outside of the home, then come home to children, need to cook, help with homework, do laundry then put the kids to bed, prepare for the next day, then start all over again trying to get everyone else ready for the coming day, and try to look good in the mean time. It all goes back to the old adage, "A man works from sun to sun, a woman's work is never done."
Reply:The only thing my wife did that I have not taken equal share in is give birth... we do share housework, we do share cooking, we do share taking care of the kids and we do share laundry...
Oh...I kill the damn spiders too, she refuses too...
Reply:Women have the baby's, but they also get all the credit.
70% of married couples are in the job market, and share in
all the responsibilities. There're many stay at home husbands
who do the housework, cooking, cleaning and changing the
diapers and all. so lets not so feministic. Merry Christmas to
you too. *~%26lt;}:-})%26gt;
Reply:no one is forcing women to do those things. they are free to do them or not as they chose, its up to them to decide. No one forces a women to have a baby, get a job, clean. Women don't have to if they don't want to.
Reply:Lol...women just have to be smarter and stop doing things and men get the message. If you do it, they figure ok, so it's done.
Reply:yes women have more thing to do what they use to say is a women job is never done
Reply:hey , yall are the ones who wanted the damn babies , not us so dont complain. we told you we should just get a dog instead but u didnt want to listen.
Reply:Yes, most women have more responsibilities than most males, especially in the domestic realm. However, I believe it is important for the couple to accept the value of of a stay at home parent for their children. The security and availability to kids of a constant parent has a lot to do with how they function at school, and eventually society. I think that the value of "things" have diminished the quality of family life. Living in a bigger home, having a status car, trying to display income that really doesn't exist, and the encouragement for kids to be involved in a lot of extracaricular activities are not positives. If a couple would honestly assess the cost of, usually the wife, that is needed, and contrasts to the actual financial gain her income nets, it will surprise them. There is the cost of a new model car, the cost of gas needed to commute, the cost of the wardrobe most women need to dress in a fashionable way, the extra taxes that extra income will necessitate, the cost of fast food because both parents are both worn out from the time required for the job and commute, and the loss of guidance missing from their kids' life. If it is at all feasible, the parent who provides the greater income is the one who should work, and the other parent should be the homemaker. There is no negative view of guys who are househusbands. They do things differently, but the most valuable thing is the enforcement of the acceptable behavior of the kids. So y'all, think about this.
Reply:Maybe i do agree on that one, because here in the Philippines, women almost have more jobs than any men do. especially factories and stuff, it's easier for women to have jobs because managers think that women are efficient in terms of working. working at home is just plain additional jobs.
Reply:Sorry--you well have to take this up with nature--or God
Reply:hell yeah! i have 4 kids,hubby,dog and a part time job!! i have no time for me till its late at night like now!
Reply:I think that women do have more jobs and responsibility in North America. There are families that split things 50%, but it is still common that a women do a lot. I personally can not seeing myself doing all that, my husband (if I get married) and I would have to figure out how to split things equally.
Reply:I'm not sure if I'm answering your question right, but women who do have children have more job like duties to do, especially if they work outside the home. To make things equal with your spouse/partner, is to see who works more hours outside the home, and whoever works less hours outside the home, should do a little more inside the home ie: attending to the children, clean, cook or whatever, so it compensates the hours that your other half is doing at work. Keeping things equal takes time to plan and work. Thats just what I think
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Do women have more jobs than men Like they have the babies, work outside the home , housework, cooking , clean
Absolutely right! Men think they work hard having a job outside of the home. Let them try having a job outside of the home, then come home to children, need to cook, help with homework, do laundry then put the kids to bed, prepare for the next day, then start all over again trying to get everyone else ready for the coming day, and try to look good in the mean time. It all goes back to the old adage, "A man works from sun to sun, a woman's work is never done."
Reply:The only thing my wife did that I have not taken equal share in is give birth... we do share housework, we do share cooking, we do share taking care of the kids and we do share laundry...
Oh...I kill the damn spiders too, she refuses too...
Reply:Women have the baby's, but they also get all the credit.
70% of married couples are in the job market, and share in
all the responsibilities. There're many stay at home husbands
who do the housework, cooking, cleaning and changing the
diapers and all. so lets not so feministic. Merry Christmas to
you too. *~%26lt;}:-})%26gt;
Reply:no one is forcing women to do those things. they are free to do them or not as they chose, its up to them to decide. No one forces a women to have a baby, get a job, clean. Women don't have to if they don't want to.
Reply:Lol...women just have to be smarter and stop doing things and men get the message. If you do it, they figure ok, so it's done.
Reply:yes women have more thing to do what they use to say is a women job is never done
Reply:hey , yall are the ones who wanted the damn babies , not us so dont complain. we told you we should just get a dog instead but u didnt want to listen.
Reply:Yes, most women have more responsibilities than most males, especially in the domestic realm. However, I believe it is important for the couple to accept the value of of a stay at home parent for their children. The security and availability to kids of a constant parent has a lot to do with how they function at school, and eventually society. I think that the value of "things" have diminished the quality of family life. Living in a bigger home, having a status car, trying to display income that really doesn't exist, and the encouragement for kids to be involved in a lot of extracaricular activities are not positives. If a couple would honestly assess the cost of, usually the wife, that is needed, and contrasts to the actual financial gain her income nets, it will surprise them. There is the cost of a new model car, the cost of gas needed to commute, the cost of the wardrobe most women need to dress in a fashionable way, the extra taxes that extra income will necessitate, the cost of fast food because both parents are both worn out from the time required for the job and commute, and the loss of guidance missing from their kids' life. If it is at all feasible, the parent who provides the greater income is the one who should work, and the other parent should be the homemaker. There is no negative view of guys who are househusbands. They do things differently, but the most valuable thing is the enforcement of the acceptable behavior of the kids. So y'all, think about this.
Reply:Maybe i do agree on that one, because here in the Philippines, women almost have more jobs than any men do. especially factories and stuff, it's easier for women to have jobs because managers think that women are efficient in terms of working. working at home is just plain additional jobs.
Reply:Sorry--you well have to take this up with nature--or God
Reply:hell yeah! i have 4 kids,hubby,dog and a part time job!! i have no time for me till its late at night like now!
Reply:I think that women do have more jobs and responsibility in North America. There are families that split things 50%, but it is still common that a women do a lot. I personally can not seeing myself doing all that, my husband (if I get married) and I would have to figure out how to split things equally.
Reply:I'm not sure if I'm answering your question right, but women who do have children have more job like duties to do, especially if they work outside the home. To make things equal with your spouse/partner, is to see who works more hours outside the home, and whoever works less hours outside the home, should do a little more inside the home ie: attending to the children, clean, cook or whatever, so it compensates the hours that your other half is doing at work. Keeping things equal takes time to plan and work. Thats just what I think
children names
Are there any jobs available to help clean up the hurricane disaster.?
tons, look in the newspapers. I have temporarily relocated to mississippi.
Interview at baking shop. PLz give me tips.My job will cleaning and preparing food.?
Why ask again (and again!) - you've already told us it's for a job at Greggs ! - !
Interview at baking shop. PLz give me tips.My job will cleaning and preparing food.?
make sure you have clean hands, nails, teeth, hair, (and nether regions- even if they won't be looking at this- makes you smell better) clothes clean and ironed, shoes polished, hair tidy. All the usual things really. And don't pick your nose, ears, teeth, nether regions etc, this will make a very bad impression (even at Greggs)
Interview at baking shop. PLz give me tips.My job will cleaning and preparing food.?
make sure you have clean hands, nails, teeth, hair, (and nether regions- even if they won't be looking at this- makes you smell better) clothes clean and ironed, shoes polished, hair tidy. All the usual things really. And don't pick your nose, ears, teeth, nether regions etc, this will make a very bad impression (even at Greggs)
I do cleaning for a job. Im 5 weeks pregnant will it harm my baby.?
It will be ok, when my mom was pregnant with me she smoked, drank and did some drugs, and I turned out ok, then my dad dropped me on my head and once left me in a department store. Still ok here
I do cleaning for a job. Im 5 weeks pregnant will it harm my baby.?
Being active whilst pregnant is meant to be the best thing for you. Don't do any lifting sofa's or moving heavy objects tho. You will probably find nearer the end of the pregnancy hoovering or leaning over the bath will become difficult and cause a few aches and pains. I believe its just about being sensible, until you start to show and have a big tummy in front of you, it's easy to forget your carrying a tiny life inside you.
Good luck
Reply:You do need to be careful of certain chemicals. 3 known chemicals that may harm the baby are methyl mercury, lead, and polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs). You also should be cautious around all other industrial chemicals.
Reply:Well-This is something you really need to ask your OB.Certain products can be harmful to breath in-especially during the 1st trimester while the baby is doing most of it's developing.
Reply:just don't use harmful chemicals, and don't change anyones cat liter box. it's actually better for you during labor. because it keeps you in shape and active.
Reply:if you do cleaning with toxic chemicals, then you are breathing in the chemicals into your body, which will of course harm the baby. Talk to your boss about getting natural cleaning products to clean.
Reply:yah concern is on the chemicals but as per the work load, i guess not until u over tired yourself and you carry heavy things.
Reply:Some chemicals can so you should talk to your ob to see what you should do.
Reply:My wife worked right up to the day she went in labor. Don't inhale bleach and you'll be fine. Work makes labor easier.
Reply:Some of the chemicals will harm the baby. My mother had a miscarriage by cleaning the bathroom.
Reply:My wife and I run a cleaning business, she is also 7 or 8 wks pregnant, if you clean apartments for new tenants, then stay away from sodium hydroxide (lye) it is commonly found in your oven cleaners....but don't get all freaked out about doing your job, ok? If you work for a janitorial service, yes you need to make sure to wear rubber gloves and at least a paper mask to keep from breathing the fumes, your o.b. doesn't have the slightest idea about the chemicals we work with in our profession. Your best bet is your instincts...follow them, because they are really all ya got now-a-days.
Reply:It depends on the chemicals. If you are an American http://www.osha.gov/ is the agency responsible for workplace safety and they will tell you if any of the chemicals you use are harmful.
Not your doctor, you think your doctor keeps track of the millions of chemicals out there? Not to mention your doctor does not have access to proprietary formulas to even know what is in most cleaners.
I do cleaning for a job. Im 5 weeks pregnant will it harm my baby.?
Being active whilst pregnant is meant to be the best thing for you. Don't do any lifting sofa's or moving heavy objects tho. You will probably find nearer the end of the pregnancy hoovering or leaning over the bath will become difficult and cause a few aches and pains. I believe its just about being sensible, until you start to show and have a big tummy in front of you, it's easy to forget your carrying a tiny life inside you.
Good luck
Reply:You do need to be careful of certain chemicals. 3 known chemicals that may harm the baby are methyl mercury, lead, and polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs). You also should be cautious around all other industrial chemicals.
Reply:Well-This is something you really need to ask your OB.Certain products can be harmful to breath in-especially during the 1st trimester while the baby is doing most of it's developing.
Reply:just don't use harmful chemicals, and don't change anyones cat liter box. it's actually better for you during labor. because it keeps you in shape and active.
Reply:if you do cleaning with toxic chemicals, then you are breathing in the chemicals into your body, which will of course harm the baby. Talk to your boss about getting natural cleaning products to clean.
Reply:yah concern is on the chemicals but as per the work load, i guess not until u over tired yourself and you carry heavy things.
Reply:Some chemicals can so you should talk to your ob to see what you should do.
Reply:My wife worked right up to the day she went in labor. Don't inhale bleach and you'll be fine. Work makes labor easier.
Reply:Some of the chemicals will harm the baby. My mother had a miscarriage by cleaning the bathroom.
Reply:My wife and I run a cleaning business, she is also 7 or 8 wks pregnant, if you clean apartments for new tenants, then stay away from sodium hydroxide (lye) it is commonly found in your oven cleaners....but don't get all freaked out about doing your job, ok? If you work for a janitorial service, yes you need to make sure to wear rubber gloves and at least a paper mask to keep from breathing the fumes, your o.b. doesn't have the slightest idea about the chemicals we work with in our profession. Your best bet is your instincts...follow them, because they are really all ya got now-a-days.
Reply:It depends on the chemicals. If you are an American http://www.osha.gov/ is the agency responsible for workplace safety and they will tell you if any of the chemicals you use are harmful.
Not your doctor, you think your doctor keeps track of the millions of chemicals out there? Not to mention your doctor does not have access to proprietary formulas to even know what is in most cleaners.
No motivation. I don't care about doing my job, getting any work done or doing anything. Cleaning at home,
working out. Things I need to do. I dont care.
I am taking lexapro at night for anxiety.
How can I get motivated to get stuff done? And why don't I care?
I seem pretty happy, what is my problem?
No motivation. I don't care about doing my job, getting any work done or doing anything. Cleaning at home,
Your in a slump - you need to find anything that will motivate you. It could be as simple as a dress you see in a magazie you want to wear, or as serious as wanting to help change your community. You just to find it. If your already seeing a dr. and they've prescribed something tell them it's not working. Go to group sessions, take inspiration to change anywhere you can find it. Good luck.
Reply:You should let your anxiety give you energy to get things done. Many a artist or musician was driven by anxiety and all the energy it brought with it. take away the anxiety and they become a couch potato like everyone else. You can use it to your advantage, you can control the power that anxiety brings with it. The meds are sapping you.
Reply:Side-effect of the Lexapro (an SSRI), often it creeps up as a long-term side-effect.
Lethargy %26amp; apathy - long term side-effects of SSRI antidepressants. Here's a link from long ago, showing this is not a new phenomenon.
Reply:Try drinking some coffee.
Reply:That's the Lexapro - a standard side effect is lack of drive, motivation, etc. It is an inhibitor and not only alleviates the stress it blocks everything. The dosage may be too high talk to your Dr about reducing the dose or even changing the medicine. You should be aware that chemical blockers should only be used while in therapy so the dosage can be adjusted as you work through the issue and eventually get off the medication. If you aren't in treatment the medicine will do you very little good. Good Luck!
Reply:i know how you feel...it is very hard, to get motivated sometimes...especially if you have sadness all around you...something is making you lose your lust for life.It is so hard to get going sometimes,...until you look around you, and see that you have it so much better than others..the only thing that gets me up sometimes, ...is the drive to try to show others who I really am, in the face of their blasphemous lies....that always gets me going
Reply:You can try 1500mg of DL-Phenylalanine in the mornings. You can get it at Vitamin Shoppe.
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I am taking lexapro at night for anxiety.
How can I get motivated to get stuff done? And why don't I care?
I seem pretty happy, what is my problem?
No motivation. I don't care about doing my job, getting any work done or doing anything. Cleaning at home,
Your in a slump - you need to find anything that will motivate you. It could be as simple as a dress you see in a magazie you want to wear, or as serious as wanting to help change your community. You just to find it. If your already seeing a dr. and they've prescribed something tell them it's not working. Go to group sessions, take inspiration to change anywhere you can find it. Good luck.
Reply:You should let your anxiety give you energy to get things done. Many a artist or musician was driven by anxiety and all the energy it brought with it. take away the anxiety and they become a couch potato like everyone else. You can use it to your advantage, you can control the power that anxiety brings with it. The meds are sapping you.
Reply:Side-effect of the Lexapro (an SSRI), often it creeps up as a long-term side-effect.
Lethargy %26amp; apathy - long term side-effects of SSRI antidepressants. Here's a link from long ago, showing this is not a new phenomenon.
Reply:Try drinking some coffee.
Reply:That's the Lexapro - a standard side effect is lack of drive, motivation, etc. It is an inhibitor and not only alleviates the stress it blocks everything. The dosage may be too high talk to your Dr about reducing the dose or even changing the medicine. You should be aware that chemical blockers should only be used while in therapy so the dosage can be adjusted as you work through the issue and eventually get off the medication. If you aren't in treatment the medicine will do you very little good. Good Luck!
Reply:i know how you feel...it is very hard, to get motivated sometimes...especially if you have sadness all around you...something is making you lose your lust for life.It is so hard to get going sometimes,...until you look around you, and see that you have it so much better than others..the only thing that gets me up sometimes, ...is the drive to try to show others who I really am, in the face of their blasphemous lies....that always gets me going
Reply:You can try 1500mg of DL-Phenylalanine in the mornings. You can get it at Vitamin Shoppe.
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I am a CLEANING SERVICE looking for Contract to Bid on in OHIO.WHERE DO I FIND THIS INFORMATION ON THE NET JOB
MY JOBS CONSIST OF CLEANING OFFICES,COMMERICAL CLEANING IN THE CLEVELAND AREA.BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR A YEAR AND A HALF. I HAVE FOUR PEOPLE. LEARNING MORE EACH DAY.I HAVE PASSED OUT FLYERS AND EVEN HAD INTERVIEWS WITH PEOPLE,BUT MY BIDS ARE TO HIGH OR EITHER THEY HAVE A FAMILY MEMBER TAKE OVER THE POSITION.REALLY WOULD LIKE TO WORK IN THE INNER CITY.DO HAVE FOUR SUB-CONTRACTOR THAT I HAVE ON MY STAFF.WOULD LOVE TO GET ONE GOOD CONTRACT GOING.WILL CONTINUE TO PROMOTE MY BUSINESS WITH FLYERS BUSINESS CARDS. I DIDN'T KNOW THE BUSINESS WAS SO HARD TO GET INTO.IF YOU COULD GIVE ME SOME HINTS ON WHAT I AM DOING WRONG I THANK YOU SO MUCH DO HAVE ALL MY MATERIALS FOR MY BUISNESS LOVE TO BE ABLE TO SERVICE LAWYERS,DOCTORS OFFICE,SMALL BUSINESS,STORES,EVEN A LARGE COMPANY THAT NEEDS CLEANING SERVICES,MY COMPANY DOES FLOORS,CARPET,WINDOWS,EMPTY TRASH CLEAN KITCHEN AREA,BATHROOM,DUST. A GENERAL CLEANING.LOVE MY BUSINESS JUST NEED A COMPANY TO SERVICE I AM HONEST AND FAIR WITH MY PRICES THANKS
I am a CLEANING SERVICE looking for Contract to Bid on in OHIO.WHERE DO I FIND THIS INFORMATION ON THE NET JOB
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When you approach a potential client, do not concentrate on price, let quality be your main concern.
Take a good look at the job that is being performed by the current server and seek ways to improve or offer more services.
You do not want a client that is satisfied only by price. If so you will be replaced by the next bidder who has a lower price.
Example - Let us say that you have an office contract that only consists of vacuuming, trash disposal and restroom cleaning. You might suggest that the amount of dust on the blinds might be responsible for allergies and consequent sick days for some employees. Lot for spot removal opportunities on the carpets.
Sometimes the extra job you are trying to get is right where you already perform your services.
Reply:This is a solicitation for business which is a no no on yahoo answers. I won't report you but others are very quick to complain and no one will respond to such an obvious plea for business. Others cloak solicitations by answering questions about their business, and offer a solution with a possible chance at a referral. Try not to be so obvious in the future here. Good luck.
I am a CLEANING SERVICE looking for Contract to Bid on in OHIO.WHERE DO I FIND THIS INFORMATION ON THE NET JOB
@#@#@#
When you approach a potential client, do not concentrate on price, let quality be your main concern.
Take a good look at the job that is being performed by the current server and seek ways to improve or offer more services.
You do not want a client that is satisfied only by price. If so you will be replaced by the next bidder who has a lower price.
Example - Let us say that you have an office contract that only consists of vacuuming, trash disposal and restroom cleaning. You might suggest that the amount of dust on the blinds might be responsible for allergies and consequent sick days for some employees. Lot for spot removal opportunities on the carpets.
Sometimes the extra job you are trying to get is right where you already perform your services.
Reply:This is a solicitation for business which is a no no on yahoo answers. I won't report you but others are very quick to complain and no one will respond to such an obvious plea for business. Others cloak solicitations by answering questions about their business, and offer a solution with a possible chance at a referral. Try not to be so obvious in the future here. Good luck.
Laundry, Ironing, Cleaning, Shopping, Cooking, Gardening... Which domestic job do you hate the most?
Strange as it may seem I enjoy them all, particularly ironing, I find it very relaxing. I am a 51 year old male %26amp; have 2 sons, 21 %26amp; 22, living at home, I do all the washing, ironing %26amp; cooking for them. The reason for this is that my wife died last year %26amp; I do all of this to try to maintain her very high standards, I think our boys have enough to cope with without worrying about household chores.
Is that strange??
Laundry, Ironing, Cleaning, Shopping, Cooking, Gardening... Which domestic job do you hate the most?
Doing dishes and cleaning the bathroom.
Reply:cooking- im s**t at it! dont have a garden thank god, dont mind ironing too much.
Reply:I really dislike all of them, except perhaps cooking! And, that's only when I feel like doing it! Out of the list though, I think I hate ironing the most.
Reply:i love cleaning i could clean for hours but i can't stand ironing i hate it
Reply:Except shopping, all the others are allergic to me.
Reply:Laundry!! Once you think your done their's always more and more to do. However, I love washing dishes!!
Reply:I don't do any
Reply:I love doing most of those things, however ironing is probably my least favourite, regading cooking and gardening, I LOVE them.
Reply:Personally, cleaning the bathroom gets my vote as all time worst domestic chore.
I am waiting for the day when a self cleaning shower cubical exists - waiting and praying.
Reply:Dishwashing. Especially when there are pots and pans from yesterday to do!
Reply:sweeping and mopping floors.
Reply:Almost all of them. I have a lady who cleans for me. No, I am not a lazy tart, I need the cleaning done, and she needs the money. I like gardening, I do that myself, and shopping, and cooking, especially when my friends come for dinner. I do the laundry and only iron things when I need them.
Reply:Ironing fo rthe simple reason that I am just not good at it,I will iron my clothes if I have to but really donnot have the patience in ironing out all the creases or the time either,otherwise love sweeping and sorting out cupboards
Reply:Depends on the mood
Reply:Most tiresome is laundry and swiping floors...i hate them...others r ok.
Reply:Cleaning the rubbish bin once every couple of days. I hate the disinfectant.
Reply:all of it, but it's a job that has to be done
Reply:i never iron so thats the one. gardening is my fave of course that is not domestic unless one has as indoor garden.
Reply:If I stop to think how much I hate, then I just want to not do anything. Probably ironing, I used to iron every thing. Now I just throw the wrinkled object (excluding myself) into the dryer with a really damp wash cloth.
Reply:Cleaning the toilet! And unloading and storing shopping after a week's shop.
Reply:i hate laundry,so i take mine to the laundry mat %26amp; pay the lady there to wash,dry, %26amp; fold mine
Reply:cleaning the kitchen. I could do it 4 times a day and it never stays clean.
Reply:all except cooking...
Reply:Ironing
Reply:Cleaning up the kitty litter box.....it really makes me wretch!
Reply:sweeping and vacuuming
Reply:has to be cleaning
Reply:cleaning the bathroom. i hate how my skin smells and feels after using heavy bleach and cleaner
Reply:Dashabout, stop reading answers, back to your chores, quick!
Reply:After learning how my g/f especially hated ironing I asked other ladies about it
half of them hated ironing too.
I tried to iron myself thinking it could be a relaxing experience.
When it comes to shirts it's a bit hard to enjoy I guess.
anyway I never tried ironing again. :)
cheers
Is that strange??
Laundry, Ironing, Cleaning, Shopping, Cooking, Gardening... Which domestic job do you hate the most?
Doing dishes and cleaning the bathroom.
Reply:cooking- im s**t at it! dont have a garden thank god, dont mind ironing too much.
Reply:I really dislike all of them, except perhaps cooking! And, that's only when I feel like doing it! Out of the list though, I think I hate ironing the most.
Reply:i love cleaning i could clean for hours but i can't stand ironing i hate it
Reply:Except shopping, all the others are allergic to me.
Reply:Laundry!! Once you think your done their's always more and more to do. However, I love washing dishes!!
Reply:I don't do any
Reply:I love doing most of those things, however ironing is probably my least favourite, regading cooking and gardening, I LOVE them.
Reply:Personally, cleaning the bathroom gets my vote as all time worst domestic chore.
I am waiting for the day when a self cleaning shower cubical exists - waiting and praying.
Reply:Dishwashing. Especially when there are pots and pans from yesterday to do!
Reply:sweeping and mopping floors.
Reply:Almost all of them. I have a lady who cleans for me. No, I am not a lazy tart, I need the cleaning done, and she needs the money. I like gardening, I do that myself, and shopping, and cooking, especially when my friends come for dinner. I do the laundry and only iron things when I need them.
Reply:Ironing fo rthe simple reason that I am just not good at it,I will iron my clothes if I have to but really donnot have the patience in ironing out all the creases or the time either,otherwise love sweeping and sorting out cupboards
Reply:Depends on the mood
Reply:Most tiresome is laundry and swiping floors...i hate them...others r ok.
Reply:Cleaning the rubbish bin once every couple of days. I hate the disinfectant.
Reply:all of it, but it's a job that has to be done
Reply:i never iron so thats the one. gardening is my fave of course that is not domestic unless one has as indoor garden.
Reply:If I stop to think how much I hate, then I just want to not do anything. Probably ironing, I used to iron every thing. Now I just throw the wrinkled object (excluding myself) into the dryer with a really damp wash cloth.
Reply:Cleaning the toilet! And unloading and storing shopping after a week's shop.
Reply:i hate laundry,so i take mine to the laundry mat %26amp; pay the lady there to wash,dry, %26amp; fold mine
Reply:cleaning the kitchen. I could do it 4 times a day and it never stays clean.
Reply:all except cooking...
Reply:Ironing
Reply:Cleaning up the kitty litter box.....it really makes me wretch!
Reply:sweeping and vacuuming
Reply:has to be cleaning
Reply:cleaning the bathroom. i hate how my skin smells and feels after using heavy bleach and cleaner
Reply:Dashabout, stop reading answers, back to your chores, quick!
Reply:After learning how my g/f especially hated ironing I asked other ladies about it
half of them hated ironing too.
I tried to iron myself thinking it could be a relaxing experience.
When it comes to shirts it's a bit hard to enjoy I guess.
anyway I never tried ironing again. :)
cheers
I live in California, I just lost a job, pool cleaner look promising for family income?
is anybody know how to open pool cleaner business in CA ? do I need a class/Training ? where should I get it ?
I live in California, I just lost a job, pool cleaner look promising for family income?
Since you've never been in business before, I would strongly recommend that you talk to a business counselor before you do anything especially spend money. You have to determine whether you'll start a web based business or one with a store front. I'd call the local California office of SCORE (go to http://www.score.org and input your zip code to find the chapter nearest you), the advice is FREE.
The counselor at SCORE will most likely advise you to write a business plan which is very good advice because it will force you to dig out all of the start up details and the costs of starting a pool cleaning business and force you to also understand all of the aspects of this business including the customers you'll concentrate on (your market ) and how you'll go after them.
You'll need to register the business with your state controller's office and make sure that you have any city and county licenses if any are needed where you live. All of this will come out in a business plan.
Try this link :
http://www.ychange.com/small-business-co... and read some of the articles especially the ones about a business plan and starting a business.
Good Luck
Reply:I think one of the requirements is owning a Toyota trucks, I aways see pool guys in my area driving them.
I live in California, I just lost a job, pool cleaner look promising for family income?
Since you've never been in business before, I would strongly recommend that you talk to a business counselor before you do anything especially spend money. You have to determine whether you'll start a web based business or one with a store front. I'd call the local California office of SCORE (go to http://www.score.org and input your zip code to find the chapter nearest you), the advice is FREE.
The counselor at SCORE will most likely advise you to write a business plan which is very good advice because it will force you to dig out all of the start up details and the costs of starting a pool cleaning business and force you to also understand all of the aspects of this business including the customers you'll concentrate on (your market ) and how you'll go after them.
You'll need to register the business with your state controller's office and make sure that you have any city and county licenses if any are needed where you live. All of this will come out in a business plan.
Try this link :
http://www.ychange.com/small-business-co... and read some of the articles especially the ones about a business plan and starting a business.
Good Luck
Reply:I think one of the requirements is owning a Toyota trucks, I aways see pool guys in my area driving them.
What is crime scene clean up" job? Is it for real,cuz I called up a company, and they wanted $200 for training
Bio tech services, USA,
What is crime scene clean up" job? Is it for real,cuz I called up a company, and they wanted $200 for training
I don't understand why they would expect you to pay them for training, if the job is legitimate. I would make enquiries about the company first.
The job itself would be quite nasty, but if you have a strong stomach you would be ok.
Reply:It's a real job. They specialize in cleaning up crime scenes, especially gruesome ones with lots of blood.
I've never heard of Bio-Tech, but then again I've never been in the market for a clean-up.
Reply:sounds worth it if your're interested in that type of career. I'd do it! xD
Reply:it could be. do a little more checking. does the local community college have classes about it? can you get a degree in it? or is a company that will train you for $200. is it a union job? i have no idea. do some research. good luck to you.
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What is crime scene clean up" job? Is it for real,cuz I called up a company, and they wanted $200 for training
I don't understand why they would expect you to pay them for training, if the job is legitimate. I would make enquiries about the company first.
The job itself would be quite nasty, but if you have a strong stomach you would be ok.
Reply:It's a real job. They specialize in cleaning up crime scenes, especially gruesome ones with lots of blood.
I've never heard of Bio-Tech, but then again I've never been in the market for a clean-up.
Reply:sounds worth it if your're interested in that type of career. I'd do it! xD
Reply:it could be. do a little more checking. does the local community college have classes about it? can you get a degree in it? or is a company that will train you for $200. is it a union job? i have no idea. do some research. good luck to you.
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Im 13 and i am in need of a job and not one that invovle cleaning or babysitting i need the money for college.
if your parents trust you, try to start an ebay business under their name, you can buy clothing at the salvation army, wash them and resell. think outside the box!, to be honest i hate the generic answers the other users provided "wash cars, mow lawns..." come on people be original. If you look around you, you will see an amplitude of opportunities, at 13 i started my own successful computer repair business, while managing online sales of computer parts through ebay (using parents account). Good luck!
Im 13 and i am in need of a job and not one that invovle cleaning or babysitting i need the money for college.
child labor laws prevent children under the age of 16 from working most "paycheck" type jobs - you'll just have to wait if you don;t want to do work that pays cash
Reply:Not a lot of options left for a 13 year old. Maye a movie star or singer like Hanna Montana. Everything else is not allowed by labor laws. Maybe you could write a book.
Reply:Hi you are 13. Which kind of young to find a job. Well what i suggest you is to save money. So try to be frugal. However if u really need money, U can ask your school for some assistance. I am sure they will try to help u.
Reply:try going to a salon and ask if you can sweep up or something at a jewelry store.or a snowcone shop can always hire ppl in summer.im 13 too.....
Reply:saving at an early age is good but at the age of 13 employers don't see much maturity. I would mow lawns, wash cars, and other things that you can pick up quick cash for doing. When you turn 15 then you will be able to get a "real" job. There is a thing called child labor laws which means you can't work till you are 15.
Im 13 and i am in need of a job and not one that invovle cleaning or babysitting i need the money for college.
child labor laws prevent children under the age of 16 from working most "paycheck" type jobs - you'll just have to wait if you don;t want to do work that pays cash
Reply:Not a lot of options left for a 13 year old. Maye a movie star or singer like Hanna Montana. Everything else is not allowed by labor laws. Maybe you could write a book.
Reply:Hi you are 13. Which kind of young to find a job. Well what i suggest you is to save money. So try to be frugal. However if u really need money, U can ask your school for some assistance. I am sure they will try to help u.
Reply:try going to a salon and ask if you can sweep up or something at a jewelry store.or a snowcone shop can always hire ppl in summer.im 13 too.....
Reply:saving at an early age is good but at the age of 13 employers don't see much maturity. I would mow lawns, wash cars, and other things that you can pick up quick cash for doing. When you turn 15 then you will be able to get a "real" job. There is a thing called child labor laws which means you can't work till you are 15.
Looking for jobs in florida to help clean up from hurrican katrina?
That was last year, it's this year you can help clean up the area.
Looking for jobs in florida to help clean up from hurrican katrina?
I do not think there are any try the gulf coast region of MS and LA.. Florida seems good to go.. I live there! Why didn't you try to find work right after Katrina?.. the jobs were a`plenty and the pay was awesome! Now it is just way too late.
Reply:We got a storm in the gulf come after that one hit's us.
Reply:uhhhhh think you are barking up the wrong state!!!!
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Looking for jobs in florida to help clean up from hurrican katrina?
I do not think there are any try the gulf coast region of MS and LA.. Florida seems good to go.. I live there! Why didn't you try to find work right after Katrina?.. the jobs were a`plenty and the pay was awesome! Now it is just way too late.
Reply:We got a storm in the gulf come after that one hit's us.
Reply:uhhhhh think you are barking up the wrong state!!!!
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What entry-level Clean Tech jobs are available for a new marketing graduate?
I just graduated with a marketing degree in the San Francisco Bay Area. I know that the clean tech industry is active in the area and I am looking to get an entry-level marketing job. It seems that the companies are looking for scientists, accountants, and finance, but I am having trouble find marketing positions for new graduates.
I have found a few marketing internships for clean tech companies, but it is unclear what entry-level job the internship would be preparing me for. I understand that sales is the obvious marketing position, but what other types of marketing positions might be available.
I am looking into solar, but I am interested in other possibilities in the industry.
What entry-level Clean Tech jobs are available for a new marketing graduate?
You are correct. All the solar industry jobs are in sales right now, not Marketing. These are all small , growing companies and they don't even have a Marketing Department. So you have the choice of being in sales with no guarantee of ever switching to Marketing; or you can go into management and create a job for yourself in a few years..
Reply:www.greenjobs.com
I have found a few marketing internships for clean tech companies, but it is unclear what entry-level job the internship would be preparing me for. I understand that sales is the obvious marketing position, but what other types of marketing positions might be available.
I am looking into solar, but I am interested in other possibilities in the industry.
What entry-level Clean Tech jobs are available for a new marketing graduate?
You are correct. All the solar industry jobs are in sales right now, not Marketing. These are all small , growing companies and they don't even have a Marketing Department. So you have the choice of being in sales with no guarantee of ever switching to Marketing; or you can go into management and create a job for yourself in a few years..
Reply:www.greenjobs.com
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