Is the job of nanny good?

It has been nearly two years since I moved to my new home. I just found out that Sister Li, the neighbor's nanny, is not a mother-in-law or a mother-in-law, but a live-in nanny.

Qi, the hostess of the neighbor's house, is a beautiful woman in her thirties, but she is already the mother of three children.

As we all know, living in the city, we seldom ask about other people's affairs, and nodding acquaintance is the most common relationship. Therefore, our understanding of our neighbors is limited to this.

Yesterday afternoon, I went out for a walk and met a woman with a child in the yard. Because the little girl is very beautiful, like a doll, I chatted with that woman because of the child.

Only when chatting did I know that this woman surnamed Zhang was the child's nanny. The child is 2 years old now, and she will look after the child when the child is 1 year old.

Recently, I read a circle on the recruitment network and found that there are not many positions for women over 50 years old, among which there are the most positions for nannies, and the age is generally required to be under 55 years old.

Other positions, such as supermarket salespeople and hotel waiters, are basically required to be under 45 years old, while cleaning staff are generally required to be under 50 years old.

Because of the possibility of finding a job for the next step, I asked Sister Zhang a lot of questions about nanny work.

That is, in the chat with Sister Zhang, I learned that Sister Li, a neighbor, is a live nanny, not only the two of them, but also nannies who live in or live out like them in our community. Sister Zhang alone knows more than 30 people.

They have work groups, all belong to the same housekeeping company, and those who are not registered in the housekeeping company are rarely used.

Sister Zhang is 53 years old this year. She is an ordinary nanny. She works 8 hours a day, and on weekends, she gets off work when her host comes home from work. Sister Li, 55, is a live-in nanny. She takes a single leave every month and earns 4,500 yuan a month.

Jason said that she didn't want to live in someone else's house, for one thing, she felt uncomfortable, and for another, she could cook for her wife sooner or later. So she would rather earn 700 yuan less every month than choose not to be a nanny.

Besides, Jason can drive a car, which is 5 kilometers away and only takes 10 minutes. It is also very convenient.

Both Jason and Li Jie are engaged in this work after retirement. Jason retired from the bus company with a retirement salary of more than 3,000 yuan. Her wife is a civil servant and earns a lot of money. She said that she only took this job because she likes children and can't stay at home.

Sister Li's situation is slightly different. Her pension is a little lower, 2 100 yuan. Her wife is an employee of the enterprise and her income is relatively small. This may also be one of the reasons why Li Jie chose a live-in nanny.

The threshold for being a nanny is low, generally above junior high school. You need to apply for a health certificate before you go to work. Every month, the owner will pay the salary to the housekeeping company, and the housekeeping company will transfer the remaining salary to the individual after deducting the management fee.

In addition to the first month to pay the cost of 200 yuan, after that, only a few tens of yuan of management fees are needed every month. If you need to participate in the training of domestic companies, the training fee will be added. However, this kind of training is generally not mandatory, and you can not participate.

I've probably known about the work of a nanny, and I've heard Jason say that most of my family is good, but some are not easy to serve. Anyway, it mainly depends on your mentality. You can't do this job without a good attitude, because after all, the relationship between the two sides is not equal.

If we treat the nanny work with the mentality of going to work before, it will definitely not work. It seems that you need to think it over before you make a decision before looking for a job.