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by Wise Latina on June 18th, 2008
is this for a hotel?? Or home?
I was a waitress in a hotel....they just want you to be presentable, customer service oriented, co-worker oriented, get along, go along.
Wear a dress, it shows you have respect for the position. Nylons, heels, the whole bit.
Good luck!! Say a prayer, cant go wrong with that.
Do ask a few things, you'll know what after they talk a while, just act interested.
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You're reading Been a housekeeper for 16 yrs. have interview for more prestigeous position exec. housekpr anyone one in this field have any pointers. what type of questions should i be prepared to answer and ask as well?
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What you wear doesn't matter much, since it's the employer who decides what the boy/girl working as a housekeeper shall wear.
by John on August 4th, 2008
wrong, it shows respect for the position, it matters alot. It's common knowledge, you always want to dress 1 1/2 times nicer than you'll dress everyday on the job, whether it be lawyer, doctor, housekeeper.
by Wise Latina on August 4th, 2008
Yes, but there are many employers who don't care about that too. I know persons who worked as maids/nannies/housekeepers when they were young girls and they wore ordinary clothes (jeans, sweaters and th-shirts) at the interviews and they were accepted. But then they begun to works, they always had to be in uniform (like blouses and skirts, aprons and high-healed shoes)
by John on August 5th, 2008