Picture this scenario: you open your office for the start of the business day and immediately notice how dirty it is. How frustrated would you be at the sight of a filthy lobby? When workplace cleanliness is suffering, so is your business. After all, many people take pride in delivering quality, professional services or products to their customers. It’s disappointing when your cleaning vendor can’t do the same. When their poor performance negatively effects your business, it becomes imperative that you reconsider the relationship. But as many advice columnists know all-to-well, breaking up is hard to do. For those businesses that feel stuck in a toxic relationship with their cleaning company, we hope this message can bring some clarity…..because friends don’t let friends put up with bad cleaning!