Employee Training

Ask a House Cleaner, Brat Child, Savvy Cleaner

Brat Child vs. House Cleaner

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A brat child or spoiled brat can wreak chaos on a house cleaners job. If your clients are the parents of a brat child you need to have a talk about the troubled teen. 

We Ask a House Cleaner cleaning advice for dealing with a destructive, violent and volatile brat child. If they are yelling expletives and you see a white flash you may be in danger. Remember they are just words. 

Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru says a maid reacting without a plan will lose control.  The priority for house cleaning training and maid service training is to educate your staff. 

Today’s sponsor is https://HouseCleaning360.com

#HouseCleaning360 is a referral database of the finest in home service providers.

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Ask a House Cleaner, Coaching and Development, Savvy Cleaner

Coaching and Development for Maids

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Coaching and development for your house cleaning employees are crucial to your business success. We Ask a House Cleaner for tips and tutorials on employee coaching and development.

Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru says training is a daily process. Coaching and development include team exercises that inspire, motivate and boost morale. House Cleaning training and maid service training are benchmarks of a good manager.

Lead by example and be the inspiration your employees need.

Today’s sponsor is https://HouseCleaning360.com

#HouseCleaning360 is a referral database of house cleaners and maids. 

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Ask a House Cleaner, Learn to Clean, Savvy Cleaner

Learn to Clean – House Cleaning 101

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Learn to clean. We’re talking house cleaning 101 where you learn to clean beginner style. Everybody has their own cleaning tips, methods, favorite supplies, and solutions. 

We Ask a House Cleaner if maid service training is a good place to learn to clean. Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru says yes. There are a variety of basic cleaning techniques, methods, and systems you will learn. But in the end, it comes down to practice and preference.

Here’s cleaning advice straight from house cleaner training. 

Today’s sponsor is https://HouseCleaning360.com

#HouseCleaning360 is a referral database of the best house cleaners and maids. 

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Ask a House Cleaner, Negative Nelly, Savvy Cleaner

Negative Nelly Bites the Dust

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Negative Nelly works as a house cleaner. Her attitude is contrary and she is angry. Not about anything, in particular, she is just tired, and bored and frustrated.
When you ask Negative Nelly why she is complaining and antagonistic she turns into a drama addict. First, it’s Chicken Little crying “The sky is falling” she’s the victim. Before you know it, Negative Nelly is arguing with and opposing everybody.
Today on Ask a House Cleaner we ask Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru how to handle Negative Nellie. The house cleaner training in today’s show is priceless.
Today’s show sponsor is https://HouseCleaning360.com
HouseCleaning360 is a business referral network for house cleaners and maids and housekeepers.

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Ask a House Cleaner, Deodorant, Savvy Cleaner

Deodorant – Hygiene for House Cleaners

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Deodorant for house cleaners and maids should be part of your house cleaner training. Nobody should have to tell you two wear deodorant with an antiperspirant.

But you Ask a House Cleaner what hygiene tips to tell your employees when they don’t wear deodorant, reek of stench, and have bad breath. 

Angela Brown, The House Cleaner Guru breaks it down. You stink. Cleaning advice includes taking a shower to get rid of the offensive smell. Smelling clean is part of your company brand and makes you a savvy cleaner.

Today’s sponsor is https://HouseCleaning360.com

#HouseCleaning360 is a referral database. It’s the worlds most prominent home service providers and the homeowners they serve.

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