Savita Shinde
Learning even a handful of words creates trust, bonding, and mutual respect. It also helps in emergencies or time-sensitive situations. Your maid feels valued and becomes more confident in responding to instructions.
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Vidula Nyayadhish
Ask her to repeat the key points back to you. For example: “Tomorrow come at 8 AM what time?” This simple technique confirms understanding without embarrassing or scolding the maid.
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Shweta Jadhav
Yes. WhatsApp is useful for sending voice notes, photos, and checklists, allowing staff to re-check instructions anytime. This avoids miscommunication that happens during verbal instructions, especially when accents or dialects differ.
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Pranali Chandu More
Visual aids like photos, icons, and labeled shelves make instructions clearer without relying on language skills. For example, sticking photos of dal, rice, spices, or waste categories helps the maid remember where things belong and how tasks should be done.
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Pallavi Samgir
Use short, simple phrases and avoid long sentences. Break tasks into clear steps like “Cut vegetables fine,” “Wash baby bottles,” or “Mop bedroom.” Simple language reduces confusion and helps the maid learn faster.
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