What should you clean when cleaning an office?

I have just got a part time job cleaning some office space for a friend of mine. I have never done a cleaning job before (always office jobs and admin type jobs) and I don't know what I should be cleaning. Obviously, I know how to hoover and clean the washrooms and kitchen, etc, but should I clean desks, phones, computers, etc? If so, should I move stuff to clean them, or just leave everything alone in those areas?

your boss should give you instructions for what you can move and what you must leave when you start, if a desk is full of paperwork you need to know if you can stack it so you can polish the desk or weather to leave it,

have your boss give you a job description... so you won't be guessing (too much or too little?)

Be Blessed!

In my view a cleaner should not touch office papers - they might get blamed if things go missing or get lost. Office desk tops should be left clear of all work papers to allow the cleaner to do his/her job. Phones and computers should only dusted once a week - do not touch the screens on work station monitors as these can easily be damaged. Get this agreed with your client so that there is no confusion. If the client insists on the monitors being done then you need to get agreement that only anti-static dusting of the screen will be done - no spray cleaners or moist wipes to be used.

i am an office cleaner for 14yrs what you do is keep all papers as they are but push them to-gether tidy and it lets you clean the desk lift away any rubish or dirty cups (they usualy leave it for me to wash. lazy)dust the phone and computer there should be special wipes for computer and they clean them themselves good luck