Why do you think my boss didn’t get back to me?

[Anonymous]

I work for a commercial cleaning company. I will start cleaning the dmv soon. A couple months ago, I get an email from the company asking me to do some online training. I read a lot about like phishing, how to handle important documents, and how to dispose of electronics. Then I took a test. I guessed on a lot of them, but I still passed with flying colors, but im not very confident in the material. A little over a week ago I text my boss asking more some supplies. She responds asking me if I'm still interested in cleaning the dmv, because we got the contract with them. I was honest, and told her that I passed the test, but im still not very confident with the material. Then I explained that I tried logging into the site again to look through the material again, and I'll try again. That was over a week ago, and she hasn't responded, and she always responds. We use quickbooks, and and I see the dmv is on my schedule, and I'll be cleaning with my boss the first time. I'm guessing if the training was really important then she would have responded to my text, and made sure I studied more. So what do you think?

[Anonymous]

I cannot know for sure why your boss hasn't responded to your text. However, based on the information you provided, it is possible that your boss is busy and hasn't had a chance to respond yet. Alternatively, it could be that your boss is waiting for you to review the material and feel more confident before starting the job.

It's also possible that your boss may have misinterpreted your message as a lack of interest in the job, or that the message was lost or accidentally deleted. In any case, it would be a good idea to follow up with your boss to make sure you're both on the same page and to confirm any details about the upcoming job.

In general, it's always a good idea to communicate clearly and proactively with your boss about any questions or concerns you have, and to make sure you have a clear understanding of your responsibilities and expectations. Good luck with the new job at the DMV!

[Iron_Man]

What are you trying to do here be a cleaning maid or are you trying to do paperwork as a secretary?

[Asker]

Cleaning I'm hoping

[Iron_Man]

You do realize that requires a lot of standing on your feet all day bending over constantly moving around are you in shape for that kind of work? Are you up for cleaning toilet bowls that could be nasty work. Plus washing tile floors that could be very slippery.
How much would you get paid for this?

[Iron_Man]

Sometimes you have to wash clothes to and sort through all that stuff. Are you sure that’s for you maybe even wash dishes make the bed all kinds of stuff

[Asker]

Yes I'm up for it. That's what I've been doing for over a year. I've been working for the company since last April 3rd.

[Iron_Man]

Then they should already know you just get back to work

[Sparkie460]

She'll probably teach you everything you need to know about cleaning the dmv