Recently, an employer in the background shared with us her self-made aunt work guide for the reference of people who need to find an aunt, the following is her experience sharing, let's follow the footsteps of the editor to take a look~
Ms. Lan
Mother of the second child, 7 years of experience in employing aunts
From the time I gave birth to the present, I have invited no less than ten aunts before and after, so I have also summarized some experiences in finding aunts, and I will share them with you here today.
Last year, due to work needs, I wanted to go to Hong Kong for a long time to take a closed training course, because I was particularly worried about the aunt at home, so I stayed up for a few nights to refine a "Auntie's Guide 1.0 Version", sprinkled with a total of 26 pages, involving aunt's working hours, cleaning requirements, area placement, item maintenance and use methods, it looks scary, in fact, it is just my daily verbal requirements for things written, my husband printed and took home, put it on the desktop and said worriedly, "You show this thing to Auntie, We won't have an aunt anymore, and the aunt may be gone overnight. ”
▲Part of the employer's self-made "Auntie's Worksheet Version 1.0".
At that time, the new aunt of the family came for only a week, although I did my best to guide every day, but unfortunately her memory was not very good, so when this "guide" was handed over to the aunt, I was surprised that she was not disgusted, but said happily: "Great, so that I can flip through it myself if I don't understand, and I don't have to ask you all day long."
When I came back from Hong Kong and everything was in order, I realized that the Guide had worked, and I continue to use it today.
To my relief, although my aunt is not a particularly clever person, she is very serious, always strictly follows the guidelines, and implements them carefully every day. Later, for some reasons, this aunt left, and later when our family invited a new aunt, this "guide" became a "touchstone".
Once the housekeeping agency said that I found a super good aunt, young Lisuo, I happened to be very busy when I came to the interview, so I took the guide to let the aunt read first, but I didn't expect that when I came back, the aunt said, "Your family is too demanding, I don't think I can come", and then I met some aunts one after another, and the results were not ideal, so I simply chose to hire part-time workers when needed, and they did a very good job of housework.
It didn't take long for the elders in the family to come to live in the house for a long time, and the part-time workers could not meet the employment needs of the family, so we have now hired a live-in aunt. The new aunt is very smart, and the guidance will be done once, and the original guide is almost not enough, so I upgraded the "Worksheet 2.0 Version" for her, and roughly listed the content of the day's work from morning to night.
▲Employer's self-made "Auntie Worksheet Version 2.0"
My family situation is actually not complicated, my good friend also made a Chinese-English guide for her Filipino maid based on my worksheet, and she also added some rules for getting along with children according to her own situation, so each family can actually make their own own guide.
Some people here may think that it is too difficult to be an aunt in my family, but in fact, every aunt who has been in my family has a very good life and is reluctant to leave.
If the friends in front of the screen can see this, don't think that the guide is abusive to the aunt, on the contrary, this guide is to help the aunt better adapt to the employer's work. Nowadays, the needs of families vary greatly, and many aunts have skills that do not meet the needs of employers, and they are expected to be treated as employees in this way, but rather a sign of responsibility to them.
Have you learned all of the above? What other aunty job guides have you summarized? Welcome to share in the comment area~