Sticky floors, uncovered sneezes, gum under the desk. Sometimes it’s hard to believe that a school can ever be really “clean.” Unlike a residence or business, there are many more humans shuffling through the hallways of a school that can leave behind dirty, germ-infested environments. So, what can you do to ensure a clean and […]
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Jul
01
2021
Jun
01
2021
Finding the Right Commercial Cleaning ...
Last month’s blog compared customer service with personal relationships, both of which need the right fit, alignment of expectations, and quality communication. The same principles apply to finding the right commercial cleaning company. Often, you cannot learn those things about your relationship – or contractor – until you’re already committed. Here are six tips to […]
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May
01
2021
Your Jidan Cleaning Customer Experience
A good customer experience starts like any other relationship: you’re on the same page, share goals, and put your best foot forward. You feel special. But sure enough, over time, that brand new feeling fades, leaving you wondering, “do they get me at all?” You know the drill; you’ve been here before. But what if […]
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Apr
01
2021
Carpet Cleaning Services and COVID-19
The complexities of the COVID-19 virus and its spread are daunting for business owners anxious to keep their facilities safe for all who enter. More than ever, the cleanliness of your spaces can either drive away business or help build rapport with your customer. Here are four action steps to address one of the germiest […]
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Mar
01
2021
Women of Color in Leadership: ...
This month is a celebration of progress for women. But progress is a term reserved for an ever-evolving status of change and growth. Because while much has been accomplished, there is much left to do. As a Black female-owned business, Jidan Cleaning honors the first woman of African American and South Asian descent to be sworn […]
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Feb
01
2021
Black History Month: A Celebration ...
Black History Month: A Brief Background Black History Month is celebrated and observed every February in the United States. The idea to formally recognize African American citizens’ achievements by inspiring national conversation began in September of 1915 when distinguished historian Carter G. Woodson and the renowned minister Jesse E. Mooreland founded the Association for the […]
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Jan
01
2021
Five Best Mentoring Practices for ...
If establishing a mentorship program at your company didn’t make the short list of New Year’s resolutions, there are plenty of good reasons to pencil it in. A mentorship program is a low-cost way to invest in your small business by supporting your employees’ growth. According to a June 2019 Monkey Workplace Happiness Survey: Among […]
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Dec
01
2020
Essential Deep Cleaning Tips for ...
This year, business owners and property managers are scrambling to hire professional cleaning services or bring internal teams up to speed to implement new cleaning standards. Their goal: to ensure public safety while trying to keep their businesses open during the pandemic. However, if you have an upcoming holiday break or your facility will be closed for […]
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Nov
01
2020
Cleaning High-Touch Surfaces in the ...
You’ve most likely expanded your facility’s cleaning measures to keep employees, clients, and visitors safe during this very challenging time. However, did you include in your new plan a way to keep the most at-risk high-touch surfaces of your business sanitized amid COVID-19 and flu season? In this article, we’re going to focus on these […]
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Oct
01
2020
Why Professional Development is So ...
“The growth and development of people is the highest calling of leadership.” – Harvey S. Firestone. People say that great leaders are great learners. As a business owner, cultivating that love of learning in others and harnessing it to benefit your employees and business is smart. It could be even more important now in this […]
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