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Shipaka Velma musimbi
Both (Both Cleaner & Househelp) · Lavingtone
Age 23
● Not Vetted Available

Experience: 1-2 years

Verification documents

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  • National ID copyNot Verified
  • Selfie verification photoNot Verified
  • Certificate of good conductNot Verified
  • Training / certificateOptional

Availability & background

  • Job searchCurrently working but looking
  • TravelI can relocate if required
  • Weekly daysSunday
  • EducationSecondary
CookingLaundry & IroningDeep cleaningElderly careGeneral Cleaning

Interview Q&A

Q: If a child under your care gets hurt, what do you do first?
A: I would stay calm and comfort the child. I would wash my hands, clean the cut gently with clean water, apply antiseptic if available, and cover it with a clean bandage. I would monitor the child and inform the parents immediately. If the injury is serious or the bleeding does not stop, I would seek medical help right away.
Q: How do you handle visitors or deliveries when the employer is away?
A: I would not allow the person into the house until I have confirmed with my employer. I would politely ask them to wait outside, call or message my employer for permission, and only let them in if my employer approves.
Q: Describe how you keep food safe in the kitchen.
A: I would let the food cool for a short time, put it in a clean container with a lid, label it if needed, and store it in the refrigerator as soon as possible. I would reheat it thoroughly before serving.
Q: How do you stay calm when work is stressful?
A: I would first switch off the stove to prevent a fire, then attend to the baby, comfort the baby, and make sure they are safe. After that, I would check the food and clean up if necessary. Safety always comes first.
Q: What would you do if asked to do something you feel is wrong?
A: If my employer asked me to do something I had never done before, I would be honest and say I am willing to learn. I would politely ask for instructions, follow them carefully, and do my best to complete the task safely and correctly.
Q: Tell clients a little about yourself.
A: I am honest, hardworking, and reliable. I have experience working as a housekeeper in Lebanon and Nairobi. At the moment, I am available to work on Sundays. Throughout the month of August, I will be available for full-time work and I am happy to help with housekeeping, cleaning, laundry, cooking, and childcare. I always work with respect, care, and professionalism.
Q: Brief work history
A: I have experience working as a housekeeper and domestic worker. I worked in Lebanon for about two years, where my duties included cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, and taking care of the home to a high standard. I also worked as a househelp in Lavington, Nairobi, performing similar responsibilities such as housekeeping, organizing the house, washing clothes, and preparing meals. I am hardworking, honest, reliable, and able to follow instructions well. I am eager to learn new skills and I am ready to start work immediately.

Salary & rates

  • Pay typeFixed amount
  • General cleaning (per day)1000
  • Additional noteCleaning/day: 1000
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