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Should Employees Know What You Charge House Cleaning Clients? - Duration: 10:10.

Should cleaning employees know what you charge the customer?

Great question and we're going to talk about that today.

Hi there, I'm Angela Brown, and this is Ask a House Cleaner.

This is a show where you get to ask a house cleaning question,

and I get to help you find an answer.

Now today's show is brought to us by SavvyPerks.com and if you are a business owner and you have

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Whether you're a single operator and you want to provide the perks for yourself, or you

have one or two employees and you want to provide perks for them, these are the same

benefits that major corporations offer to their employees as a benefits perks package,

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Through Savvy Perks, you become part of our network and you get to offer this to your

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All right, on to today's question, which is

from a house cleaner who has this question.

Hi, Angela. It's Janice Weaver in Ottawa, Canada.

I was just watching your YouTube video on show notes, which is great, because now I

understand them, and there's a lot of great information there to be accessed.

One of the things I was wondering about, on your worksheets, you say that you use them

as an invoice or a receipt.

If you have cleaning associates working on your behalf, do you obviously have a policy

where they know exactly what's being charged for the service, and does that cause any problems

based on the rate that you're paying them?

Just wondering whether that's an issue for people or not.

As a cleaner, you don't understand maybe what's involved with running a business, and the

costs for marketing, and advertising, and insurance, and bookkeepers, and marketing,

and all of that stuff, so just curious about how that works for you.

Thanks very much, and love what you're doing.

Angela Brown: All right, hi, Janice.

How you doing?

This is an excellent question, and there is a lot of debate around this one.

Should your employees know what you charge?

All right, you can set this up just like you do on a walk through with a customer when

you're setting all the ground rules, and all the boundaries, and all that stuff.

You can set this up with your employee on the day that you hire them.

On the day that you hire them, they know nothing, or they know very little, or maybe they once

worked for a house cleaning company,

but they don't know a lot about running the business itself.

During the job interview, you can say,

"Hey listen, I'm the boss, and here's a list of my duties."

And then you have a list of all the stuff that you do as a boss.

Then you can have a breakdown of all the stuff that you pay for.

Now you don't have to break it down like month by month,

like I pay $432 for insurance or whatever.

You don't have to break it down like that, but you can have a list of all of the expenses,

vehicle expenses, gas for the vehicle, insurance for the vehicle.

You have registration and licensing for the vehicle.

You have service and repairs for the vehicle, and so just for the vehicle that gets you

to the job, here's all the stuff we have to pay for in order to make this business happen.

Then when you get to the customer's house, you're the employee, and so here's what we

have to pay for just for an employee, and then you have a breakdown of uniforms, and

you have a breakdown of workman's comp, and insurance, and all these different things

that you have to provide, whether it's gloves, or shoe covers, or whatever the personal protective

equipment that you provide.

If you yourself provide the clear bags that they carry to and from work to prevent theft,

this all goes in the breakdown of things that you pay for.

Then, once you get to the customer's house, you have a new series of expenses.

The series of expenses include things like your cleaning chemicals, and your mops, and

the mop heads, the mop replaceable heads, and the fiber, microfiber clothes that you

use, and the vacuums that you use, and your stepladders, and all the different things

that you have that you provide, cleaning caddies, and aprons, and there's a bunch of stuff that

costs money.

Now, whether or not you wear uniforms, that's something that would be thrown in there.

You have all these different things that you provide.

This costs so much money.

Then you go on to explain that there are other costs.

In order for me to pay you every week I have to hire a bookkeeping company, and that requires

software.

It includes internet access.

It includes booking software for our customers.

It requires follow up with appointment reminders, and all these other things.

We have to have software that provides some of the basics for our company.

Then we hire a payroll service, and you have this big list of all the things that it costs

to run a company.

You say, "Now, you came to me for a job.

Did you come to me because you want to pay for all of these things, and you're actually

here just to train so you can go start your own business and pay for all of these things

on your own?"

They might say, "No, really.

I'm just here to clean houses."

"Oh, I just want to make sure right up front that we're on the same page," so you're coming

as an employee, not coming as an entrepreneur that's just learning the ropes so you can

go start your own business.

Okay, so do you know that as an employee, part of this expense is employee expense,

so out of all the money the business makes, this is how much goes to employees, and then

what's left pays for all these other things.

Then they go, "Oh, well that's a lot of things," but until you let an employee know, they don't

know how much it costs to run a business.

They don't know about advertising costs.

They don't know about internet costs.

They don't know about running Facebook ads.

They don't know about running ads in Valpak, or on HomeAdvisor, or any of these other sites.

They don't know that those costs are involved.

There are a lot of house cleaners that think, well, I'm just going to go clean, and because

I'm doing all the work, I should make all the money.

Okay, that's like really simple thinking, and I love the fact that they're thinking

that way, because that's some entrepreneurial spirit, but they're not looking at the big

picture because they haven't been explained.

If on day one when you're setting the ground rules, you say, "Please help me understand

where you see yourself fitting in the business," there are people that will say, "Wow, that

overwhelming to me.

That is so much stuff.

All I will do is just come clean houses.

I just want to show up, collect a paycheck, and go home."

Okay, so for your part of the job, you don't get to keep all the money.

You only get to keep part of the money.

It makes it really simple from day one, because they know.

They know up front.

There's a lot more money this company's making, but there are a lot more expenses that I myself

am not willing to pay.

Not everybody that can clean house should, and not everybody that can clean house can

run a house cleaning business.

If you explain right up front ... I've been in interviews where people are like,

"No, I'm here to learn from you, then I'm going to go out and start my own house cleaning

business."

Then I can say right up front, "Hey, if this is your goal, I can help you.

Would you like to train as a manager and would you like extra responsibilities up front so

that you can learn all these different facets of the business?"

If that is truly their goal, you can position them so that they can learn all these other

things and so that they can provide service to you maybe in a different area that will

eliminate some of the responsibilities that you, as an entrepreneur, are wearing all these

different hats.

Have the conversation up front.

There's no shame in having a conversation and explaining that it costs a lot of money

to run a business, and that it costs a lot of energy and a lot of time.

Now, as a house cleaning business owner, I can tell you this, when the cleaning is done

for the day, your job is not done.

When you go home, you still have to do inventory.

You still have to replace cleaning supplies.

You still have to clean out vacuums, and all the different things that you have to do,

whether it's refilling bottles, or it's replacing rags that have gone missing or misplaced.

You have to follow up with customers.

You have to do customer surveys.

You have to do ratings and reviews.

You have your online marketing.

I mean, there are nights as a house cleaner you don't go to bed till 11:00 at night, and

you've been working solid since 6:00 a.m.

I don't want to scare anybody away from the house cleaning business, because I love it,

and I'm passionate about it, but what I do want to do is this, paint a realistic picture

of what it is to run a business, because there are a lot of house cleaners that think oh,

well, I'm going to work for myself, and I'm going to go work six hours a day, and I'm

just going to go clean a couple of houses and then I'm done.

That will work for a couple minutes, and when they run out of clients, they're going to

be twiddling their thumbs saying, "Oh dear, I've missed a few steps.

How do I market my business so I can get more clients, and how am I supposed to pay for

all this stuff, and how do I make money if I'm paying for employees," and lots of questions.

Not everybody is cut out to be a house cleaner.

Not everybody is cut out to be a house cleaning business owner, and so right up front find

out where people are, and by all means, explain what the costs are and what is involved in

running a business, because there are a lot of people that after you explain it they're

like, "Oh my goodness, that's a lot of work.

I don't think I'm cut out for either one."

Then they leave, and you don't put them on the schedule, and then they stand you up on

day two or day three when they've figured out that it was more than they thought they

were getting into, because a lot of house cleaners hear the big money.

Oh, I can make $45 an hour and do nothing.

That is so far from the truth.

Yeah, have these conversations right up front.

There's no shame.

There's no harm in doing it, and if people want to come along for the ride, great.

If they don't, we've blown them out right now right up front, so there are no surprises

and they don't waste any more of your time and energy, and insurance, and training, and

recruiting, and all those other costs.

All righty, that's my two cents for today, and until we meet again,

leave the world a cleaner place than when you found it.

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Google Earth Engine 2: Filtering and Displaying Data - Duration: 7:43.

Hi and welcome back!

One of the most fundamental parts of the Google Earth Engine is selecting the images you

need, and displaying these images, or your own calculated images on the map.

Google has already selected a wide variety of public datasets that you can easily use

and they are listed on their website.

You can also browse them in the search bar on the top of your workspace.

When you have found the dataset you want to use, select it in the search bar and click import.

Now this Image Collection has been imported to your script.

Image Collection is also the variable name the Earth Engine uses for Image Collections,

So that's very convenient.

And now we have created a shortcut so we can easily let the script know what data we want to access

and we can use the name we chose, here L8, as placeholder for the entire dataset in our script

We could try to print information about this object, but very often you will get an error like this:

There are limitations on how much you can ask from the server and apparently this is one

We can verify how many images are in a collection with the function .size().

And when we do that we find there are almost 800.000 images.

So the entire landsat 8 dataset is clearly too large to work with.

We have to filter it somehow.

To figure out what functions we can use on this object type, we can go to the "docs" tab

and search for Image Collection.

There are many possible functions but probably only a few you will use regularly.

To quickly filter the data you want to use, there are filter functions.

There is a general "filter" function,

a filterBounds

filterDate

and filterMetadata

The first one is used to filter on specific filters.

The Earth Engine has an object called "filter" and you can create these and apply them using the first function

The Filter Bounds lets you filter images that fall within a certain region or point.

Filter Date allows you to select images from a specific date range and the filter Metadata

will make it possible to filter on specific characteristics.

If you want to know on what properties you can filter, go to the information sheet about your dataset

There you can find the properties of the images and the datatype they are in.

Let me make this all clear with an example.

Let's say I want to view all images within a region of North Africa

and not only do I want that, but there cannot be more than 1% cloud cover and I only want

images from 2017.

I would start with creating a region of my choice.

You could choose to create a polygon from scratch by typing ee.Geometry.Polygon()

followed by the coordinates of your region, but you can also simply draw one on the map.

And once this is drawn, we have created a new object. I will call this "Region"

Now lets look back at the "filterBounds" function.

As the docs tell us, we could have also created a filter object, the filter.bounds, and then

used that created filter, in the filter function.

But since it is such a common operation it has its own function.

The only other argument that is required is a geometry.

This could have also been a point or a line, but in this example we are looking for a region.

Okey lets apply this

If you have typed the function correctly it should mark purple.

And lets see how many images there remain the collection.

For that we can use a function "size" again.

There are still over 3000 images in this collection so lets continue with the example.

We also wanted images with less than 1% cloud cover.

For that we will use the filterMetadata function.

This function seems to require a name.

That is the name of the property you want to filter, an operator, which means

less than, equal to, and so on, and finally a number.

And again we have reduced our amount of images significantly but lets go a little further

and select only images from the year 2017.

The function requires a start date and an end date.

These dates can be written in different ways, either as a date object, a string, or an integer,

but I will use the string for simplicity.

And finally we have reduced our collection to well over 200 images.

It is still a lot but much more manageable compared to the initial 800 thousand.

We did not have to create variables for each individual step as we did here.

We could have also stacked the filters on top of each other like this:

And make it a little more readable like so:

We could then show the entire collection on the map

but there will probably be a lot of overlaying pictures from different times of the year.

So what I'll do is take the median of this collection, and print the image that the median function returns

The median function is easy to use and requires no additional arguments

And when we add this to the map we get this result.

You can adjust the represented layers and coloring here

And you can also save it so you won't have to adjust this every time.

When you want to reuse earlier parameters you can add them to your Map.addlayer function

and you can also give your layer a name.

And that's it!

In 6 lines of code we have been able to filter an immense dataset and displayed the result.

If you have any questions about this, leave it in the comments so I can try to help.

And I will see you in the next video!