How Do You Become A Self-Employed Housekeeper?
When working parents, frequent travelers, single professionals and individuals with two jobs need to balance life with living, many survive only with the help of an efficient housekeeper. Large agencies around the U.S. employ cleaning crews, dispatching them to residences and businesses around the clock, but if you don’t want to be someone else’s employee, starting your own housekeeping service could be the answer to your dreams. Be prepared to work hard, but the rewards are many: You can pick and choose your own clients, set your own hours and enjoy the prestige of being a business owner. Who knows–some day, you might be recruiting staff to work for you. Step 1 Pick a name for your business. Shakespeare asked the question about what’s in a name. You’re the only one who can answer it. Deciding what to name your business is a great way to make your plan a reality. Ask friends for suggestions, check the Yellow Pages to see what names are already taken and then sit down with a pen and pa
