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It's the same as the problem of finding a good cleaner. If someone is responsible, thorough, turns up on time, has attention to detail, can handle delicate obje
by karol 3y ago
It's the same as the problem of finding a good cleaner. If someone is responsible, thorough, turns up on time, has attention to detail, can handle delicate objects, is trustworthy around children and has good manners - then that person is already too good to be an ordinary cleaner and will get hired elsewhere, become a manager or a business owner.
- medstrom 3y agoI don't think the world permits so easy mobility. I have worked with cleaners who ticked all those boxes, they were still stuck in their job. Meanwhile not all managers tick those boxes.
- Horffupolde 3y agoIt’s the eternal paradox of life.