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My shift starts at night and my assignment is to do a full cleaning of the men’s restroom, women’s restroom and family restroom. 
I sweep, mop, clean toilets, toilet stall doors, urinals, hand dryers, mirrors, sinks, vents, and replenish supplies if needed, and deep cleaning monthly of the walls and other areas. 

Full cleaning of the break room every other day which includes sweeping, mopping, wiping tables, chairs, removing trash and wiping down the trash can if needed and replenishing supplies if needed. 
 
Floor cleaning assigned aisles daily by dust moping and use of automatic floor scrubbing machine. 

I learned nothing. I come with 10 years of experience, professionalism, and an outstanding work ethic that is unmatched. 

Management is non existent.

The business I provide service for is great and only 1 year old. 

There is nothing hard about this job. 

The best part about this job is I work alone and that I’m fully responsible for the site. No other coworker comes in after my shift and I really like this. I’m an introvert, I work at my best alone, I’m very organized, I take work very seriously and I like to be left alone to do it and I am at this business. 



 

Please understand I am not upset or angry with them, Blue Chip is not a good employer and I will gladly tell the principals that.  Here is why: It took 6 pay cycles to receive my correct pay rate.  Corporate insisted on having me taxed at three municipalities where I never worked or lived.  Lost money on that and I'll never get it back.  Now unemployed, I need that money more than ever because I am afraid I am about to be homeless.  Finally, my Area Manager repeatedly scheduled me to work on my daughter's high school graduation, despite submitting my request and told it was approved.  This is typical.  Finally, I was terminated but was not given a reason.  Blue Chip must have something up their sleeve because my unemployment is not coming through and no word as to why.  The only good thing I can say about Blue Chip is my checks never bounced and we have parted company.  Never again

I give this company a negative zero as a rating..

Working for Blue Chip is not easy. It's constant drama and office people on your back even when theres only 1 of you. They are not considerate when it comes to days off and I never got one weekend off while I worked there even tho every other employee did. They had me working 6 and 7 days a week because I was only night person then when i asked to moved up to night shift supervisor because we didnt have one, the account manager and his boss at Bluechip started taking my scheduled days away from me. They dont recognize the good work you do and the people who dont do anything get away with it. They expect 150% from you but only pay $10.50/hr and have u busting your but while your boss is off  almost every weekend and leave u to deal with everything alone and when you have any question, the boss or the Gm at Blue Chip cant give you an answer. They leave you basically with no choice but to bend over backwards for the company while they treat you like nothing and basically use you til they cant anymore. Im so glad I quit. I couldnt take it anymore.

I wouldn't say it was the worst job, and definitely could of been the best if the manager that came on not long after I had started wouldn't of had the "I'M THE MANAGER AND YOUR NOTING BUT A EMPLOYEE THAT CAN LOSE YOUR JOB" kind of attitude!!!! I can recall a few times I had asked about more hours and was told I was next in line for full time, then they hired people they know on as fulltime!! but the management when I worked there was a  Due to talked about ALL the employees to each other about each other!! On a few occasions I witnessed VERY POOR MANAGEMENT screamed at employees across the cafeteria I witnessed make two employees cry, it was said to myself umm can you not move any faster? And why do go so slow.. when during my interview I announced I have bad knees and ankles but was still Hired. But also got a new manager not long after I start

Blue Chip 2000 is a cleaning company the cleans for malls to casinos, they are from the Ohio area, and i work for the in my home state of Kenosha, WI. The typical day would be going area the mall looking for things out of place to help fix up or clean. There is a few people that may be in the same area as you walk and cleaning also. Management is one of the great things about this job. They would help you in ways that would keep the mall looking great, if you didn't know about something, they were always there to help. we would use radios with a number for each employee, to make it easy and safe to talk to people far way but in mall area. I learn a lot about people an the ways to help them find there way throw the mall. one of the most enjoyable part of this job.

Management was respectful and understanding and worked well around my school schedule. Sales associates for the most part were respectful and upbeat in their attitude. Coworkers were fun to be around and looked after one another like family.
A normal day would be closing down the bathrooms and cleaning them. If customers or associates came to use them, i would politely ask them to use another bathroom, and most cooperated without attitude. The hardest part of the job was dealing with those few customers and associates who were rude or pushed their way into my closed bathrooms. The most enjoyable part of the job was socializing with the associates and customers.

It’s a job, not enough money to pay all the bills, but working alone is great and the site  is great as well. 

I’m just finding out this company’s cleaning system is weak. How do you only provide rags every 3 months and are to only use it for mirrors and stainless steel, and use paper towels to clean everything else, restrooms etc ? What person is cleaning toilets, urinals and bathroom stalls doors and all thoroughly with a paper towel? I’m just saying!  The smart thing this company should of done is to provide small portable washing machines on sites, so the cleaners can wash the rags and not be limited using them only for certain cleaning, which to me is being cheap.  I’m just saying there are  better ways of saving money on things.  Who are these people  that are in charge of things like? Clearly clueless!!  

What is the best part of working at the company?
There wasn’t anything good I can say. That was the most stressful job I ever had. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The manager was very unprofessional. She would talk about other employees and how they weren’t doing their job. She would leave work and if you needed something she was nowhere to be found. We would do an excellent job at keeping the mall in tip top shape and she wouldn’t even acknowledge that. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The company overall I can’t speak for because I ever met any members. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It was very Stressful. Too much and not enough acknowledgment. Would have to do all 6 restrooms with no help.

The company was under contract at a Mall in Ocala, Florida. The job involved cleaning the main mall, outside parking and entrances, mall main floors, bathrooms, offices and food courts, as well any spills that occur through the day, every day. I learned to treat all people with respect, no matter their nationality. Help others whenever possible, Management, I had problems with getting parts ordered, and getting necessary tools to facilitate repairs as needed, being the hardest part of the job. The most enjoyable part of the job was meeting new people and helping make their day better with service or locating vendors.

As a supervisor, I'd start the day by communicating with everyone necessary to ensure the most productivity possible. It helped me improve upon my leadership skills. Management was great and though we faced many problems together, we always found a solution. Most of my co-workers were fantastic to work with. However, some were a challenge, one that I happily accepted, because my job as a supervisor was to be able to find successful solutions to all the problems we faced. Once again, the hardest part of my job, was not being able to put my tech support skills to use. The most enjoyable part of my job was seeing and knowing a job well done.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Cleaner 9 salaries reported	$15.13 per hour
Account manager 37 salaries reported	$47,087 per year
Supervisor 40 salaries reported	$14.21 per hour
Traffic controller 14 salaries reported	$17.21 per hour
Area manager 18 salaries reported	$53,056 per year

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