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“Realize that you just might not be cut out for this job. I've been a waitress for two years now, and I’ve learned that you have to be tolerant, accepting and naturally friendly. You can't be too open no matter how comfortable you get with your customers. A colleague of mine started taking shots with some of his customers, got way too drunk and caused them to complain to our boss. Obviously, he got in big trouble.” Kendra, Hollywood
“Obey the rules of seniority. Respect the servers who have been there longer than you because they can, and will, make your life miserable.” Celeste, Seattle
Even if you’ll never be on that side of the table, keep this in mind and cut your next server a little slack. Do you have any restuarant stories?
photo © Gina Ellen
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oh, waitressing. i've worked 3 resturant jobs and it's never been simple. a few things to add: -in majorly corporate eateries, make sure you know WHEN the regional boss is visiting or "going to drop by." then, be on your best behavior. -no matter how much you hate one of your tables, never fool with their food. how would you like it? -when serving a large tray of food (you know, the ones that you have to carry over your shoulder), make sure you have someone to back you up, because it could lead to spilling everyone's dishes all over them. -Learn from your veteran employees what you can and can't get away with before trying anything risky, like accepting a disguised drink from the bartender. |
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