They should start then considering owning their operations or assets and not renting them like what happened with Homejoy. It seemed at least from this analysis

They should start then considering owning their operations or assets and not renting them like what happened with Homejoy. It seemed at least from this analysis to me that they were on the fence all the time torn between going full-scale and building a reputable home cleaning business that's adequately equipped for the 21st century life or keep feeding off those maids through commissions into perpetuity which is totally unrealistic in my opinion. This indecisiveness and the lack of vision or clarity of business goals really cost the company very dearly in execution and contributed to their demise