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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am neither troll nor any of PPs. This nanny has, how to better describe it, no culture. She just does not think it is a big deal, in her world it is not. She probably wears outside shoes in her home. Most people who wear shoes at home, like some PP said, have CLEAN, inside only shoes for that purpose, and they would have more respect than wear outside shoes to someone else's home with small children who drop things on the floor and then put them in their mouths. It has nothing to do with Covid, it just tells you about that person in general. She knew she was going inside, she should have thought one step ahead and put a pair of socks in the bag to don on her feet, or she could have asked you to use plastic bags on top of her shoes. If she could not find a simple solution to keep both of you happy, she is the wrong person for any nanny job, IMHO.[/quote]

Wow.

I go to interviews dressed professionally.  Trial days are for seeing if the position will work, interviews are to discuss the nitty gritty *without children present*.  No, I don't dress to take my shoes off during any interview, because my assumption is that the children will be elsewhere and the parent will be interviewing several people, not just me.[/quote]

Don’t try to add logic. These are the same people that think $15/hr is great pay and getting them someone professional. These are the same people that think a nanny doesn’t deserve a break while the baby naps and should be working constantly.[/quote]

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