Testimonials
Amelia was great. We were in a motel and Amelia brought her own supply of books, pens and paper to keep the kids occupied. She did a great job with an overexcited, tired flower girl and our young son while we enjoyed a wedding reception.
Heidi - Christchurch
Interviewing & Employing
Employing a nanny for the first time can be nerve-wracking for some.
Understanding the role of a nanny, preparing for an employee, conducting interviews and establishing an open, professional relationship are all things that any employer can do to help make employing a nanny a success.
Interviewing your nanny:
- Inform the nanny about your family life and children,
- Describe the job description,
- Ask the nanny to tell you about herself, and what she is looking for in a new job,
- Go through the nanny's CV in detail, asking her to describe each nanny position and why she left,
- Run through a list of questions relating to the nanny's abilities as a childcare,
- Views on discipline, activities for the children etc,
- Ask the nanny if she has any specific questions,
- Encourage the nanny to ask questions.
Call your best candidates back for a second interview. Give them a chance to spend some time with your children, to go through the finer details and any outstanding questions they may have.
Talk to one of our Rockmybaby™ consultants today to help with job descriptions, contracts and any other questions you may have.
Finally, trust your intuition.
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