Two Maids reviews

2.8

40% would recommend to a friend

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Paul Ebert

35% approve of CEO

37% positive business outlook

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1.0
Sep 24, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

- you don't work on weekends - management pays attention when their people break down, and they provide special days for pizza, getting manicures, etc.

Cons

- Pay is misleading. Their ads claim that you will get paid $15 or more per hour. No, this is a commission job. You get paid 17-20% of the cost of the cleaning. Also, they do not pay you for the hours you spend driving from house to house. This means that you will get a paycheck for 80 hours when you really spent 90-100 on the clock. - There are no clear breaks on the job. Appointments are scheduled so close together that the cleaners often do not get to eat lunch. If cleaners choose to take time to eat/take a 30 minute break, they may receive a negative review from a client for leaving the house early/arriving late, which may dock their pay for that pay period. - Cleaners are expected to use their own cars for company business. - Rules about pay and bonuses change without warning. - The special days management provides are scheduled into the day but are not paid for, because the cleaners are not cleaning houses at those times. So even though cleaners are being treated, they are also unable to make money at those times.

1.0
Sep 18, 2022

The pay is a joke

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Pros

Tips, rare as they are

Cons

Putting hundreds of thousands of miles on your car Depending on your partner and hoping you don’t hit traffic just to get home at a decent time Heavily physical for low compensation Long days Free labor Only 20% commission Favoritism Pushover management No opportunity for growth (less pay, more work the higher your position is)

1.0
Sep 9, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

-You can often end the day before 5pm. -Tips are accepted.

Cons

Pay- The pay is commision based. Working here, management promised the pay would always be >$1,000/bi-weekly, working full-time. This is very far from the truth. The pay check is constantly flucuating and recieving tips is rare. You'll mostly likely be expecting your paycheck to be around $600-$900. You make 17-20% of the price of the package the customer purchases. Sometimes customers will order "Design-with-Time," when they should be ordering a "Move-In/Move-Out". The company loses a lot of money this way and with the customer requests and expectations in this situation, you are expected to work near perfection for very little money. You have to purchase benefits (if you want them) and there is scarce PTO. Some customers lie about the square-footage of their home, meaning they will be paying less, while you work more. Driving- You get to costumers houses by driving your own vehicle. There are no company cars. Most days you'll be driving over an hour a day. Some customers live over a half-hour away. Management claims the miles will be financially reimbursed, but this does not come close to the amount of money you put in for gas, and the wear and tear put onto your vehicle. In other words, you'll without a doubt be losing significant money by driving. Job Duties- The primary job responsibility is cleaning local costumers houses. At costumers houses, you are expected to clean in nearly any condition. Employees have been instructed to stay despite bio-hazardous and toxic environments, such as urine, feces, blood, allergens, pest-infestations, hoarding, etc. Customers>Workers The costumer will always comes before the health and well-being of the employee. Management is known to call people into work despite illness or after they have already called off. Any sudden vehicle issue you may experience that risks fatality, is disregarded and you are still expected to find a way to complete the day's work. Any sudden emergency you may experience is a complete inconvenience for the company and you risk being indirectly, publicly humiliated and degraded through team-meetings and online group-chat. If you experience a bio-hazardous house, management will instruct you to stay. There is a limited number of gloves and masks provided by the company, and most employees do not wear any protection while working with toxic chemicals and around biohazardous areas. You may be instructed to stay over-time (past 5pm) for free if the houses you were assigned are incomplete. For any overtime at this job, you will never recieve "time and a half" pay. Costumers- Regarding common encounters with clients, you may be subject to racism, prejudice, sexism, and flirtacious attempts from the client which you are expected to endure and handle professionally without the help of management. Because of this, your work environments may sometimes feel unsafe. Management- Management staff is very disorganized, constantly changing routes right before working and sometimes once your work day has already started. You will typically be waiting to find out your assigned route and partner for the first half hour after clocking in. There are rules implemented by the company that are constantly changing- especially regarding pay, but also including company values, and professional expectations. Some people will get burdened and others will be rewarded depeding on where they currently stand on the spectrum of changing rules. Some will get paid more than others depending on these rule changes. Management works to prioritize customers and neglets the needs of their employees. This establishment seriously neglects workers and we need your help!

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