Apartment vs. Home
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Anonymous
| Is it alright to ask for a Nanny to watch the children if we live in an apartment? Should there be a rate adjustment for a home vs. an apartment? Moving from rural area and would be brand new to apartment living. |
Anonymous
| Yes be honest and up front when you advertise the position. |
Anonymous
| Is it a live in position? Will you be working from home? |
Anonymous
| They should interview with you twice - once in a public place, and the second time in your home. You don't have to apologize for where you live. They can choose to take the job or not. |
Anonymous
+1 Yes, this is all very true. |
Anonymous
Why in public first? If it’s for safety reasons, the type of home shouldn’t really matter. If anything, an apartment building is safer because there can be a front desk attendant, cameras, and neighbors on the other side of the walls. |
Anonymous
| Why would an apartment you live in not be a home? |
Anonymous
| What's the rate adjustment about? |
Anonymous
| This thread is strange! Why the rate adjustment? The rate is the same she’ll be watching your kid not your house and or living space. The rate remains the same |