Housekeeper
Job Description
A housekeeper is a person whose job is to clean and maintain a house or other property. They may also be responsible for cooking, laundry, and other household tasks. Housekeepers typically work in private homes, but they may also work in hotels, offices, or other businesses.
The specific duties of a housekeeper vary depending on the size and needs of the household. However, some common tasks include:
- Cleaning and vacuuming floors
- Dusting furniture and surfaces
- Making beds
- Washing dishes
- Doing laundry
- Cleaning bathrooms
- Grocery shopping
- Cooking meals
- Running errands
Housekeepers must be able to work independently and follow instructions. They must also be able to work long hours, sometimes on weekends and holidays.
The qualifications for becoming a housekeeper vary, but most employers require a high school diploma or equivalent. Some employers may also require experience in cleaning or housekeeping.
If you are interested in becoming a housekeeper, there are a few things you can do to prepare. First, you should develop your cleaning skills. You can do this by taking a cleaning class or by watching videos online. Second, you should build your experience. You can do this by volunteering to clean for a family or friend. Finally, you should polish your communication skills. You will need to be able to communicate effectively with your employers and other household members.
Being a housekeeper can be a rewarding career. It offers the opportunity to help people keep their homes clean and organized. It can also be a flexible job, which can be ideal for people who have other commitments. If you are looking for a job that allows you to use your cleaning skills and help others, then becoming a housekeeper may be a good fit for you.
As a Product Designer, you will work within a Product Delivery Team fused with UX, engineering, product and data talent. You will help the team design beautiful interfaces that solve business challenges for our clients. We work with a number of Tier 1 banks on building web-based applications for AML, KYC and Sanctions List management workflows. This role is ideal if you are looking to segue your career into the FinTech or Big Data arenas.
Key Responsibilities
- Be involved in every step of the product design cycle from discovery to developer handoff and user acceptance testing.
- Work with BAs, product managers and tech teams to lead the Product Design
- Maintain quality of the design process and ensure that when designs are translated into code they accurately reflect the design specifications.
- Accurately estimate design tickets during planning sessions.
- Contribute to sketching sessions involving non-designersCreate, iterate and maintain UI deliverables including sketch files, style guides, high fidelity prototypes, micro interaction specifications and pattern libraries.
- Ensure design choices are data led by identifying assumptions to test each sprint, and work with the analysts in your team to plan moderated usability test sessions.
- Design pixel perfect responsive UI’s and understand that adopting common interface patterns is better for UX than reinventing the wheel
- Present your work to the wider business at Show & Tell sessions.
Skill & Experience
- You have at least 3 years’ experience working as a Product Designer.
- You have experience using Sketch and InVision or Framer X
- You have some previous experience working in an agile environment – Think two-week sprints.
- You are familiar using Jira and Confluence in your workflow
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