FOR EMPLOYERS
Tips in Selecting the Right Domestic Helper for you
Age
Age is important. Young children need an energetic helper in their thirties or forties with relevant experience may be ideal. A younger helper in their twenties who can effectively communicate with them may be more suitable for teenagers. Elderly family members may benefit from a mature helper in their forties. The age of your helper significantly impacts your family dynamics.
Background
Assess your potential helper's background. Establishing expectations is crucial. Consider your helper’s family situation as this influences their work attitude and sense of responsibility. Aligning these maintains household harmony.
Experience Level
Experience is vital when selecting a domestic helper. Less experienced helpers tend to be loyal and less demanding but require additional training. More experienced helpers adapt quickly, show initiative, and possess valuable skills. Evaluate the desired level of experience and weigh your options.
Cultural Differences
Choosing a helper from a different country means clash in cultural, religious, and social practices. Be mindful of customs like religious dietary restrictions.
When choosing a domestic helper, consider age, background, experience, and cultural compatibility. By evaluating these factors, you can find the perfect fit for your family dynamics and create a harmonious living environment.