What a workplace needs that a home does not
An office is cleaned for the people who share it. Door handles, light switches, the break room counter, the conference table and the keyboard at the front desk are touched by dozens of hands in a day, so those surfaces get attention before anything else. The floors the public walks across matter next, because a client forms an opinion of your business in the entry before anyone says hello.
Trash, restrooms, kitchenettes and glass at the entry are the other places a workplace shows its care. A good office clean is mostly consistency: the same list, the same order, the same standard each time.
