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Post by Stephan on May 3, 2006 14:58:25 GMT -5
Before I jump into the Commercial Cleaning business, should I work for someone else first?
I have complete confidence in my ability to manage, market, and provide customer service to my clients. What I do lack is cleaning abilities. Don't get me wrong, I know how to "clean", I know how to empty garbages, mop floors, vacuum etc., but I know nothing about polishing floors, cleaning carpets, and so on.
I know I probably should start by working for someone else, but I hate the idea of it...
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Post by Kevin on May 6, 2006 0:09:07 GMT -5
Do you have any local friends in the janitorial business. If you do decide on being a employee, being upfront about your business intentions will more than likely land you unemployed. Bill From Ontario is roughly 8 hours from you, only a idea, but maybe contact him and see if he has any upcoming floor work that you could watch, I cant see you being his competition. Drive out for a couple of days, and watch a pro in action. Nothing on his website, but maybe he`s willing to offers a class. ijcsacanada.proboards106.com/index.cgi
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Post by Stephan on May 6, 2006 7:12:23 GMT -5
Bill From Ontario is roughly 8 hours from you, only a idea, but maybe contact him and see if he has any upcoming floor work that you could watch, I cant see you being his competition. Drive out for a couple of days, and watch a pro in action. Hey Kevin, this is an excellent idea. I never thought of that! Funny thing is I'll be in Toronto for a week at the beginning of June to fulfill the retention bonus portion of my severance package. I'll get an expenses paid trip to Toronto and at the same time, if Bill agrees, I can get training on my new profession! Thanks for the Idea, I'll get in touch with Bill and see what he is open to. Thanks!
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