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I can't argue that driving is unskilled, but cleaning is certainly a skill. I've gone through several services for house cleaning in the last few years and the
by seizethecheese 11y ago
I can't argue that driving is unskilled, but cleaning is certainly a skill. I've gone through several services for house cleaning in the last few years and the quality of service varies dramatically.
> The only skill required is attention to detail and caring enough to do a good job.
Thought experiment: imagine yourself cleaning 100 houses professionally for two hours. My bet is that the last house would be 2X - 3X more clean than the first.
- frandroid 11y agoThere is no house-cleaning college. This is what "skilled labour" refers to. Driving and house-cleaning is not skilled labour.
- seizethecheese 11y agoThe poster I am responding to is clearly referring to "skilled labor" in the colloquial sense, as in a worker for whom adequate performance requires more skill than a lay-person.