在写了无数email却几乎没有回复的情况下
我实在是受不了了，在被拒绝后问他们为什么拒绝我？！有什么可以商量嘛……
然后其中一个host 这样回复我
Dear XXX, Thank you for writing back to ask some questions. That is very brave. We have has many international helpers and also in the past had helpers who have been from China. Each time the helpers from Chine found it difficult to help. They felt that they had to work too much and too hard. They were unhappy with the food. They ate food all day and drank 4 litres of cows milk each day - warmed in a bowl. All the helpers we had did not get out of bed before late morning and lunchtime and were upset with us for waking them up. It was very stressful for us and them because we had to ask them to do everything we needed - they did not make decisions about what needed to be done. When they were working, if we walked away to do something else they would stop and go and drink milk or play on their phones. At first we thought maybe they did not understand enough English and they were saying to us that knew what we wanted them to do but then they would not do it. They often said that we worked too hard in our own jobs. For Australians, we work very normal hours and when we do work and jobs around our home we can do it in our spare time. One couple who stayed with us from China were painting a gate and painted all the wrong colours and then have left paint all over the bricks and concrete and we cannot clean it off. They were university students and from families with professional jobs - but they did not care about our home.
24 Jun 2016, 12:19:00 p.m.
We have had that experience a number of times. Other hosts told us that they had similar experiences but we did not believe them. I will be honest to say that Rex and I agreed that we would not go through these problems again. I respect that you have asked us what our problems with our helpers have been. The work we need to do is going to be hard work outside. You may get cold and dirty. We need to paint more things and also we need extend the encolsure for our chickens. We also need to lift up the pavers we walk on and get a hammer drill to cut back the tree roots under the pavers. Is that they kind of work you think you can do? We treat our helpers like they are our family. We do not want to feel worried that helpers can't do the work or that they are unhappy. What do you think of what we have said? Is this something you would like to try being here? Do you think you would do those jobs? Most importantly, do you think you would be happy here?
与大家共勉吧
我实在是受不了了，在被拒绝后问他们为什么拒绝我？！有什么可以商量嘛……
然后其中一个host 这样回复我
Dear XXX, Thank you for writing back to ask some questions. That is very brave. We have has many international helpers and also in the past had helpers who have been from China. Each time the helpers from Chine found it difficult to help. They felt that they had to work too much and too hard. They were unhappy with the food. They ate food all day and drank 4 litres of cows milk each day - warmed in a bowl. All the helpers we had did not get out of bed before late morning and lunchtime and were upset with us for waking them up. It was very stressful for us and them because we had to ask them to do everything we needed - they did not make decisions about what needed to be done. When they were working, if we walked away to do something else they would stop and go and drink milk or play on their phones. At first we thought maybe they did not understand enough English and they were saying to us that knew what we wanted them to do but then they would not do it. They often said that we worked too hard in our own jobs. For Australians, we work very normal hours and when we do work and jobs around our home we can do it in our spare time. One couple who stayed with us from China were painting a gate and painted all the wrong colours and then have left paint all over the bricks and concrete and we cannot clean it off. They were university students and from families with professional jobs - but they did not care about our home.
24 Jun 2016, 12:19:00 p.m.
We have had that experience a number of times. Other hosts told us that they had similar experiences but we did not believe them. I will be honest to say that Rex and I agreed that we would not go through these problems again. I respect that you have asked us what our problems with our helpers have been. The work we need to do is going to be hard work outside. You may get cold and dirty. We need to paint more things and also we need extend the encolsure for our chickens. We also need to lift up the pavers we walk on and get a hammer drill to cut back the tree roots under the pavers. Is that they kind of work you think you can do? We treat our helpers like they are our family. We do not want to feel worried that helpers can't do the work or that they are unhappy. What do you think of what we have said? Is this something you would like to try being here? Do you think you would do those jobs? Most importantly, do you think you would be happy here?
与大家共勉吧