The demands for household staffing are only growing
For the past 20 years, the demands for household staff has been growing. More and more of the super rich are stocking up on personal assistants, maids, butlers, estate managers, nannies, and executive assistants. Employment agencies that cater to the elite are more popular than ever.
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It's often said but behind the extravagant Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous of many humble hard-working people. I'm talking of course of the maids, the butler's, the drivers, the cleaners, estate managers and personal assistants.
Staff members to ensure that the Stars themselves never have to do any domestic chores.
It can be a very lucrative career, to the tune of $150,000 a year if you know the tricks of the trade. Come to our celebrities.
There is almost nothing we don't want to know. Magazine after magazine tells us where they're working, sleeping, drinking -- and who works for them as a personal assistant.
But for those of us who might never know what it is to work as a star at least now, there's a magazine that tells us what it's like to work for a star. There are books that tell you what it's like to work for celebrities.
The butler's, the personal chef, the nannies, the mannies, the personal assistants, and estate managers. People who are interested in breaking into the domestic staffing industry want to know what it takes to be successful.
Household staffing is a booming business in Hollywood. The government says the number of private household workers in Southern California jumped 67% over the last five years and these people can now get crucial point inside the pages of manuals, tutorials and books. That way you can hear it from a real-life butler, personal assistant or estate manager.
Butlers can show you how to properly set a table for dinner. I'm going to give you our salad fork and always make sure that it's a thumb distance from the edge of the table. And celebrity butlers never make mistakes.
Everybody has had a male nanny, a Manny. Well, this magazine has the Nanny Diaries. A male nanny explains how to make formula. I recommend bottled water or filtered water. If you use milk formula, one tip is if you microwave after you've mixed the formula because it kills actually kills nutrients.
So heat up the water before you mix the formula. Interviewing a former celebrity personal assistant for someone who is Rich and Famous. You can't give too much information about who you are or what you're doing. You know, they have to be careful to protect the VIP that you work for.
In fact, the readers won't learn who the celebrities are in the magazine, and people don't want to talk about it either. How many secrets do you have about the people you've worked for? How many Secrets? I mean many good secrets, bad secrets, exciting secrets, you know, they're all locked away in my little mind. They will stay there forever because good assistants never tell their boss's secrets.
The question is, do celebrities have enough already without armies of people trying to cater to every need? The fact is that everyone likes to get what they want when they want it. Personal assistants, estate managers and butlers are trained to give their high-net-worth employers what they want without judgement. "Service" in in their hearts.
It's often said but behind the extravagant Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous of many humble hard-working people. I'm talking of course of the maids, the butler's, the drivers, the cleaners, estate managers and personal assistants.
Staff members to ensure that the Stars themselves never have to do any domestic chores.
It can be a very lucrative career, to the tune of $150,000 a year if you know the tricks of the trade. Come to our celebrities.
There is almost nothing we don't want to know. Magazine after magazine tells us where they're working, sleeping, drinking -- and who works for them as a personal assistant.
But for those of us who might never know what it is to work as a star at least now, there's a magazine that tells us what it's like to work for a star. There are books that tell you what it's like to work for celebrities.
The butler's, the personal chef, the nannies, the mannies, the personal assistants, and estate managers. People who are interested in breaking into the domestic staffing industry want to know what it takes to be successful.
Household staffing is a booming business in Hollywood. The government says the number of private household workers in Southern California jumped 67% over the last five years and these people can now get crucial point inside the pages of manuals, tutorials and books. That way you can hear it from a real-life butler, personal assistant or estate manager.
Butlers can show you how to properly set a table for dinner. I'm going to give you our salad fork and always make sure that it's a thumb distance from the edge of the table. And celebrity butlers never make mistakes.
Everybody has had a male nanny, a Manny. Well, this magazine has the Nanny Diaries. A male nanny explains how to make formula. I recommend bottled water or filtered water. If you use milk formula, one tip is if you microwave after you've mixed the formula because it kills actually kills nutrients.
So heat up the water before you mix the formula. Interviewing a former celebrity personal assistant for someone who is Rich and Famous. You can't give too much information about who you are or what you're doing. You know, they have to be careful to protect the VIP that you work for.
In fact, the readers won't learn who the celebrities are in the magazine, and people don't want to talk about it either. How many secrets do you have about the people you've worked for? How many Secrets? I mean many good secrets, bad secrets, exciting secrets, you know, they're all locked away in my little mind. They will stay there forever because good assistants never tell their boss's secrets.
The question is, do celebrities have enough already without armies of people trying to cater to every need? The fact is that everyone likes to get what they want when they want it. Personal assistants, estate managers and butlers are trained to give their high-net-worth employers what they want without judgement. "Service" in in their hearts.