Personal House Manager
accomplishedAtlanta (GA)
About the role
Accomplished helps our clients reclaim their most valuable asset: time. Founded by an Atlanta mom who understand the challenges of balancing work and home life, Accomplished provides dedicated weekly home assistance to simplify life for busy households. Our trusted Accomplishers handle essential tasks like laundry, errands, meal prep, decluttering and organizing while keeping detailed records of our clients' preferences. We offer consistent, high-quality support, personalized service, and peace of mind to give our clients time for what matters most. We service clients in neighborhoods such as Buckhead, Brookhaven, Morningside, Midtown, Alpharetta, Roswell, Milton, Johns Creek, Sandy Springs, Decatur, Westside and more every week.
Role Description:
This is a part time role as a House Manager, Organizer & Personal Assistant, aka Accomplisher at Accomplished. The role will be located in the Atlanta Metropolitan Area with the expectation that you will travel to multiple clients homes and to run errands as needed. The Accomplisher will be responsible for executing household tasks and errands including laundry folding, meal prep, decluttering and organizing and more, communicating with clients, and ensuring we are taking care of our customers. Team members who thrive in this role are self sufficient and "helper" profiles. They enjoy checking items off lists and are open to creative problem solving ideas.
Qualifications:
Detail-oriented and organized mindset Customer Satisfaction focus Ability to prioritize tasks and manage time effectively Experience in household management or related field, either personally or professionally Cooking skills are desired but not required Organization skills are desired but not required Computer skills are desired but not required
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