Anonymous
Post 09/27/2016 00:33     Subject: Is the nanny or MB right?
FIre this crazy nanny quick!
Anonymous
Post 09/26/2016 22:46     Subject: Is the nanny or MB right?
I'm so happy for this family. They don't even know the pita they avoided. And those lucky kids....can't imagine anything worse than a child spending their days with a idiot like OP.
Anonymous
Post 09/23/2016 16:23     Subject: Is the nanny or MB right?
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I didn't take my " first two days off work" because I wasn't even scheduled to work. Clearly you can't read.


The other OP is slow as well. I didn't take long to decide on Thursday like you said moron. I was asked on Monday to work T-F but I was already on vacation until Wednesday. I told then right away that I could only work Thursday and Friday. I should be compensated for Friday. I already quit.



If no one but you understands what your saying then maybe it's you! That's funny a nanny calling others stupid!
Anonymous
Post 09/14/2016 16:15     Subject: Is the nanny or MB right?
Anonymous wrote:You should do what you can to keep this job. With your attitude and demands you'll have a hard time finding another one.

The job that fell through- they gave you an excuse and found a better nanny. Duh!



OP here. I am in the right. You don't know that was in my contract.

PP - The job fell through because the mom decided to quit her job. I know this is true because I babysit for then several times a week.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2016 11:29     Subject: Is the nanny or MB right?
You should do what you can to keep this job. With your attitude and demands you'll have a hard time finding another one.

The job that fell through- they gave you an excuse and found a better nanny. Duh!
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2016 01:02     Subject: Is the nanny or MB right?
Yikes. You're coming off worse and worse with every post OP.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2016 10:38     Subject: Is the nanny or MB right?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Op was asked to not come back because "after some consideration they decided she wasn't a good fit for their family but good luck in her pursuit of another position!"

Op we all work to make a living, yes this is true. But showing that you're only in it for the cash and being demanding and entitled is never ok and is unprofessional. Nannies that show this side of themselves are a red flag to parents that want someone that actually loves kids or at least wants to learn to love their kids without worrying about unearned compensation



OP here. I love that you think you know what happened. You're an idiot. I quit and they tried to win me back over again.


Sure sure...
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2016 18:00     Subject: Is the nanny or MB right?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I am the communication thread person. The other offer fell through so I decided to give them a chance. I tried to sign the contract Thursday but the mom said she didn't want to sign it without her husband there to sign as well.


Your desperation is coming through in your interviews. The parents are getting cold feet with your demands. You need to back off a bit.



The offer fell through not because of me. It fell through because the mom decided to quit her job. I still babysit for them.