How do you like it?
I have an interview tomorrow for an office cleaning position. The job itself is twice a week, with three-hour shifts and its after business hours. It’s also close to where I live.
The job doesn’t require a lot of professional cleaning experience, they train I think.
Also, I’m not sure if I’d be working the other ladies or by myself, but If I do work by myself that would be a bonus.
Congratulations on getting the job interview @MissJennyJen! You’ll be awesome at the interview! 
Best of luck! 1515
Hope you get the job, my neighbor does that after hours, they seem to like it
Thankyou Tomasina!!! 
I’m in nursing school so it’s not that clean for clinical.
I’ve had my janitor job for five years, it is physically not that hard. It rarely requires heavy lifting, it doesn’t require too much bending or standing in one place. I almost never work shoulder to shoulder with the other guys on the crew. I get there at 8:30 am and my boss tells me to empty trash so I grab the barrel with wheels on it and I am off by myself (except for a 100 pesky office workers) for the rest of the day, talking to the people in cubicles if I feel like it. If they ae busy I leave them alone (they are actually not that bad, lol.).
I also vacuum which can be fun in a way. I’m off of cleaning restrooms detail for awhile because of my bad back. Anyways, yeah, cleaning is not too taxing. I don’t get dirty mostly except occasionally some of the contents of a wastebasket (like food or drink) splatter on my arm. One benefit of my job which maybe someone will appreciate is that I have a lot of time to think. I often end up where there’s no people around or a few people around and it gives me time just to kind of muse, reminisce, or figure stuff out. But I am still around a lot of people other parts of the day which is good for me. It’s a nice balance.
Im a cleaning lady for 7 years now. Dont take big carpets. But mopping and machene cleaning is ok.
I’m a housekeeper. I like it most days. There’s usually one other housekeeper in the building with me but I work alone on my halls. It’s nice to have that freedom.
I clean four small latrines twice a week at our clubhouse. I get ten dollars a week for doing that. I’ve wondered if maybe I could get a job as a night janitor. Right now my back is giving me pain, but maybe I can find exercises that will help with that. Also, I don’t feel confident enough to let go of my disability pay. I don’t want to cut off my check and then get fired from my janitor job. I’m afraid my prospective employer might humor my desire to work at night where I won’t have to deal with people, and then switch me to a day job, or something like that. I don’t feel secure enough to trust other people to make decisions about my well being.
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