Emeka O.

Cook - Housekeeper - Steward
  • Zuba, AF
  • ₦150,000 - ₦180,000/ Monthly
  • Member since 4/13/2025
  • Available for work

Candidates About

My name is Emeka H. O., i am a professional housekeeper with a decade of experience in the field. Living in Abuja, Nigeria, I have developed a strong understanding of the essential practices and responsibilities that define effective housekeeping. As a housekeeper, my role extends beyond mere cleaning; it encompasses organization, management of household tasks, and ensuring a safe and comfortable environment for residents and visitors alike. Throughout my ten years of experience, I have acquired a wide range of skills that contribute to my effectiveness in this profession. I understand the importance of maintaining cleanliness and order, which not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of a home but also promotes a healthy living condition. My daily tasks include dusting, vacuuming, mopping floors, and ensuring that all areas of the house are free from clutter. Furthermore, I pay close attention to detail, recognizing that even the smallest oversight can lead to a significant impact on the overall quality of a home. In addition to basic cleaning tasks, I have learned to manage household inventories, including supplies and equipment. This management involves ensuring that cleaning products are well-stocked and properly utilized. I also incorporate eco-friendly practices, reflecting the growing trend toward sustainability in household management. Many families today are becoming increasingly conscious of their environmental impact, and I strive to use environmentally safe products whenever possible. This commitment not only helps protect our planet, but also contributes to healthier indoor air quality. Effective communication is another key aspect of my role. I have worked with diverse families and understand the importance of adapting my services to meet their specific needs and preferences. Building trust and rapport with my clients is essential, as it fosters a cooperative relationship that benefits everyone involved. I also continuously seek feedback to improve my services, ensuring that I meet and exceed client expectations.

Work & Experience

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Hotel keeper

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1960 - 1960
I used to work as a hotel keeper at a prestigious hotel in the heart of the city. My job involved overseeing the operation of the hotel, ensuring that guests had a pleasant and comfortable stay, and managing the staff to provide excellent service to our guests. It was a challenging yet fulfilling job that required me to be organized, attentive to details, and able to multitask effectively. One of the most important aspects of my job was ensuring that the hotel was always clean and well-maintained. I supervised the housekeeping staff to ensure that all rooms were cleaned to a high standard and that common areas were kept tidy and presentable. I also liaised with maintenance staff to ensure that any issues with the facility were promptly addressed to maintain a safe and comfortable environment for our guests. In addition to maintaining the physical aspects of the hotel, I also had to ensure that the staff provided excellent customer service to our guests. This involved training staff on proper etiquette, handling guest complaints and requests promptly and professionally, and maintaining a positive and welcoming atmosphere in the hotel. I also worked closely with the front desk staff to ensure that check-in and check-out procedures were efficient and that guests had a seamless experience during their stay. Overall, working as a hotel keeper was a rewarding experience that taught me valuable skills in hospitality management, customer service, and team leadership. It was a pleasure to work with a dedicated team of staff who were committed to providing a memorable experience for our guests.
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Reason for Leaving or Why you want to leave

The decision to leave a job can be challenging and often stems from a variety of factors. In my case, after working for three years in my previous position, I made the difficult choice to leave primarily due to a poor salary structure. Leaving my job after three years was not an easy decision. However, the poor salary structure was a significant factor in my choice. It highlighted the importance of fair compensation in maintaining employee morale, ensuring financial stability, and providing opportunities for career advancement. Ultimately, this experience has underscored the necessity for organizations to evaluate their compensation strategies to retain talent and foster a positive work environment.

Work & Experience

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Manager

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1960 - 1960
My former job was as a marketing assistant at a midsized digital marketing agency, where I worked under a talented manager who played a crucial role in my professional development. The company primarily focused on providing digital solutions to small and medium-sized businesses looking to enhance their online presence. My manager, with her extensive experience in the field, guided a dynamic team in crafting marketing strategies that were both effective and innovative. In my role, I was responsible for various tasks that supported the marketing team. One of my primary duties involved conducting market research to understand consumer behavior and current market trends. I utilized online surveys and tools like Google Analytics to gather data, which helped us tailor our marketing campaigns to meet the needs of our target audience. By presenting my findings to my manager, I contributed to strategic meetings where we discussed ways to implement the data into actionable marketing plans. Additionally, I assisted in managing our social media platforms, which played an essential role in our marketing efforts. My manager encouraged creativity in this area, leading me to experiment with different content formats, such as engaging posts and promotional videos. Through her mentorship, I learned how to analyze engagement metrics and adjust our strategies accordingly. This aspect of my job not only refined my skills in digital marketing but also taught me the importance of flexibility and adaptation in a fast-paced environment. Another significant aspect of my former job was collaborating with other departments. My manager emphasized the importance of teamwork and communication across different functions, such as sales and customer service. This approach helped us align our marketing campaigns with the broader objectives of the company. For instance, by working closely with the sales team, we created marketing materials that directly addressed customer pain points, which increased our lead conversion rates. In conclusion, my experience as a marketing assistant under a supportive manager was invaluable. The skills I developed in market research, social media management, and cross-department collaboration have shaped my understanding of effective marketing practices. This role not only provided me with practical knowledge but also instilled a strong work ethic and a collaborative spirit. As I move forward in my career, I carry with me the lessons learned and the inspiration drawn from my former manager's leadership and commitment to excellence..
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Reason for Leaving or Why you want to leave

Leaving a job is often one of the most significant decisions an individual has to make. In my case, I decided to leave my role as a manager at Central Hotel Umuahia to pursue further academic opportunities. This decision was not made lightly but was influenced by various reasons related to personal development, career aspirations, and the evolving nature of the hospitality industry. Leaving my position at Central Hotel Umuahia was a pivotal decision aimed at advancing my academic qualifications and career trajectory. By pursuing further education, I hope to better prepare myself for the challenges of the ever-evolving hospitality industry. This step is a strategic move towards achieving my long-term professional goals.

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