et’s say you’re a commercial building owner or manager. First off, congratulations! It’s a great gig. Second, you have our sympathy — it’s also a tough one.
Top of the list of your responsibilities (along with dealing with all the clients, customers, and passersby) is making sure that your place has the air of professionalism it needs. When any on e of those three groups mines into your place, it NEEDS to be clean. Grime, dirt, satins, even gum on the sidewalk — it all gives the impression of sloppiness. That’s the last thing you need.
