Do you want to work at a restaurant?
A work at a restaurant can be a profitable and rewarding, both early in your career or even well into your career. Many states enforce a minimum wage for waiters that do not take into account the excessive tips they can earn while on the job, and even those that do can still earn more than a standard entry-level job. In ideal settings, a server work at a restaurant that serves alcohol can easily earn $200 in tips over the course of a single weekend night shift!
The trick is to know where, when, and how to earn those extra dollars. For instance, how many tables can you handle at once, all while keeping the charisma— and appetizers, entrees, desserts, and drinks— flowing? Can you handle a rush hour while keeping control enough to not mix up orders and make mistakes?
Master the different roles, and earn the greatest of tips.
In order to work well as a team, it is essential everyone knows the basics of their work at a restaurant. In addition, we also prepared some tips and tricks for the best and worst experiences you will face on the job. Broken plates? Belligerent customers? Food reviewers? We have these scenarios covered in this course. Learn how to…
- Take customer orders and effectively handle a variety of customers.
- Adjust to customer needs, including allergy concerns, meat rareness, and vegetarian options.
- What to do behind the scenes, including the cleaning and maintenance required to run operations.
- Know how food is prepared and a little about U.S. health standards.
- Expert advice for earning larger tips during a variety of shifts.
- How to handle catastrophic mistakes, minimize damage and maximize profits.
Do you have what it takes to earn a 10% 20% 30% tip?
Course Content
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Course Includes
- 7 Lessons
- 55 Topics
