
I like to put my heart into what I do; I'm not content with just sitting around doing nothing. I look for something to do. I consider myself a warrior woman, ready to fight.
My responsibilities include: cleaning the men's and women's restrooms, changing paper towels, collecting trash, cleaning windows, dusting, cleaning sinks, sweeping, and mopping the floor.
In the offices, I vacuum the carpets, dust, clean desks, wooden and glass tables, and collect regular trash and recycling.
In the cafeteria, I clean the tables, chairs, microwaves, and refrigerators, change paper towels, sweep and mop the floor, collect trash, and clean the walls.
If there is an accident in the hallways, I clean it up with the appropriate equipment, remove snow, and apply salt in the winter.
On weekends, I clean houses independently.
The responsibilities are somewhat similar: cleaning the entire house—including floors, the kitchen, walls, bathrooms, the living room, and sofas—as well as dusting glass tables, wooden tables, computers, TVs, and windows; washing dishes; and cleaning bedrooms, including changing dirty linens for clean ones.
In the kitchen: keep the floor clean, collect the garbage, clean the tables, stoves, ovens, large pots of food, wash the dishes, glasses, spoons, pans, sweep and scrub, clean the refrigerators of frozen food.
Room cleaning two or three times a week: gather trash; remove soiled linens and make beds with fresh linens (including blankets, pillows, and sheets); sweep, mop, and dust; clean the bathroom—including the toilet bowl, mirrors, sink, and shower—and replenish hand towels and toilet paper.
I feel very confident in my work; I believe—and truly feel—that I am the right candidate: responsible, reliable, and self-assured
I am an extremely entertaining individual, both in my current role and regarding the position for which I am applying