by jobsfornannies | Jul 14, 2026 | Non classé, Nanny Interview, Pro Nanny tips
Your resume, experience, and application got you through the door. The family already looked at your background and thought, “This person could be a great fit.” The interview isn’t about convincing them you’re capable of doing the job, they already know you have the...
by jobsfornannies | Jun 3, 2026 | Pro Nanny tips, Nanny Experience, Non classé, Nanny Interview
Although it doesn’t happen often, children may be present during the initial interview, especially when it is conducted in person in the family’s home. If children are present during the interview, engage with them naturally and warmly—without taking over—so the...
by jobsfornannies | Apr 22, 2026 | Non classé, Nanny Interview, Nanny job search, Nanny Facts
The interview question Nannies hate? “What is your current salary?” (or “What was your previous salary?”) Let’s be honest: Your current or previous salary is nobody else’s business. But in an interview… you can’t exactly say: “that’s not your business” 🙃 So most...
by jobsfornannies | Apr 13, 2026 | Non classé, Nanny Interview, Pro Nanny tips, Nanny job search, Nanny Recruitment Insights
Nannies, listen up Your CV is important. But it’s NOT the only thing employers and recruiters look at before deciding whether to invite you for an interview. They are also paying attention to: Your online presence Not just your social media profiles, but also any...
by jobsfornannies | Apr 2, 2026 | Non classé, Nanny Interview, Nanny Application, Pro Nanny tips, Nanny Career, Nanny Recruitment Insights
It’s not just the skills on your resume that matter. Parents and agencies are also watching: ☆ How well you follow directions ☆ How independent you are ☆ How you respond to unexpected situations ☆ How you communicate in tricky situations ☆ How you take feedback and...
by jobsfornannies | Mar 10, 2026 | Non classé, Nanny Interview, Pro Nanny tips, Nanny job search
One of the most frustrating parts of the nanny job search is how unpredictable it can be. You might go weeks (or even months) with no interviews… and then suddenly two or three families want to meet you at the same time.Then the tricky situation happens: you receive a...
