Florida
Miami households move quickly and entertain often. The residences are beautiful, the calendars are full, and the right people are usually already employed somewhere else.
Waterfront homes, high-rise penthouses and yachts moored close by. Households here are often international, frequently multilingual, and comfortable with a level of activity — guests, staff, events — that would be unusual in a northern apartment.
Roles we search most often here
Families here often want staff who work comfortably in Spanish or Portuguese, and who are at ease in a household where children, guests and staff move through the same rooms. We screen for that ease directly rather than inferring it from a résumé.
Miami does not wait. Strong candidates are usually in a role already, and a household that takes six weeks to decide will lose them to one that took six days. We prepare a shortlist in parallel with the consultation so families can move when they are ready.
We start by understanding how the house actually runs: who entertains and how often, whether the yacht is a weekend habit or a way of life, and how much of the household's life happens outdoors. Those answers decide the shortlist far more than job titles do.
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