Anonymous
Post 03/11/2016 11:32     Subject: How can I be more successful on care.com?
Anonymous wrote:If you want my honest opinion, care sucks. Period. You'd get MUCH better jobs through an agency.


Ditto.
Anonymous
Post 03/10/2016 14:25     Subject: Re:How can I be more successful on care.com?
I've been with Care for over a year and have only got one job...They also say to update photo...I do....and they don't approve also!!! I've tried several different pictures and won't approve...I wonder if the computer system is screwed up. All my photos are decent looking pics, so I don't get it either!!!!
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2013 22:20     Subject: How can I be more successful on care.com?
This is the OP- First of all I'm writing from a Ipad which is constantly auto correcting everything I write its helpful sometimes, sometimes not. Second of all I was at work and rushing to type this while my charge was napping. Honestly it's quite annoying how everything someone posts on this forum finds a way to go sour. Like every other post. It's sad... We're adults not in high school. Even though I'm not perfect might not be the best speller, and all that crap but I have plenty of people who Still don't give a damn and know I still take great care of every child I watch flaws and all. My current employer picked me out of 15 other applicants AND I don't drive which is what she was originally was looking for and I'm not low paid...
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2013 21:40     Subject: How can I be more successful on care.com?
My hesitation to go through your profile and tell you exactly what to write is this:
Then the families aren't getting you. They're getting the altered, edited-by-me you.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2013 21:32     Subject: How can I be more successful on care.com?
OP is just not that smart. And yes, you should be able to TEACH the children you nanny. "My" 5 y/o knows his spelling and homonyms much better than this 23 y/o. Improve and approve, I don't even know what to say about that. Would you seriously want to hire her as your nanny? If so, hire her, otherwise don't help her fool someone else into thinking she has enough intelligence to do a proper job. There are plenty of low paying "nanny" jobs out there, or should I say their/ they're, for someone of this capacity. She doesn't even understand the corrections! If you are foreign OP, I apologize and rescind my comments. If not, look up rescind!
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2013 18:12     Subject: How can I be more successful on care.com?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I'm looking for a job out of state (Maryland to New York) and have been job hunting to a job on Care.com and would like to know how I can approve my profile to attract more familes? is it worth it to upgrade my membership? Also every time I try to post pictures they always never approve them. My redpferences are on there but I don't think they ever contacted them.

I've posted a link to my profile below. I would really like some honest opinions on how to attract more jobs. Everytime I post on here I get no responses.

https://www.care.com/my-account-main-p1039-q44.html


Yes, OP. You did write "approve" when you meant "improve."


+1

OP, why would you say you "admit you're a great writer"???
Anonymous
Post 04/29/2013 17:30     Subject: How can I be more successful on care.com?
Anonymous wrote:I'm looking for a job out of state (Maryland to New York) and have been job hunting to a job on Care.com and would like to know how I can approve my profile to attract more familes? is it worth it to upgrade my membership? Also every time I try to post pictures they always never approve them. My redpferences are on there but I don't think they ever contacted them.

I've posted a link to my profile below. I would really like some honest opinions on how to attract more jobs. Everytime I post on here I get no responses.

https://www.care.com/my-account-main-p1039-q44.html


Yes, OP. You did write "approve" when you meant "improve."
Anonymous
Post 04/29/2013 16:43     Subject: How can I be more successful on care.com?
Anonymous wrote:Here you go OP, I'm on bedrest and bored-


I'm a 23-year-old college student who has had a passion for working with children since I was 14. I'm looking to relocate to the NYC area around the beginning of June (the exact date is flexible). I’m currently in school part time studying pediatric nursing and I'm hoping to find a job as a nanny. I’m open to a nanny share as well. I have 8 years of nanny/babysitting experience with children from newborn to 13 years old and have also worked at a home day care center. In addition, I have certifications in First-Aid, CPR/AED and excellent references that I can provide upon request.

I am a very patient, mature person with a positive attitude and a great personality who absolutely loves children and working as a nanny. My goal as a nanny is to develop a kind and loving relationship with every child I care for while encouraging them to become caring and responsible individuals. I love to interact with children and do not believe in sitting them in front of the TV. Some of the activities I like to do with children are: reading books, singing songs, taking walks, going to parks/playgrounds, having play dates, working on the ABC’s and baking.


Thanks for your help and I hope you get better....