It’s an annual dilemma: What’s an appropriate holiday tip for the people who serve you throughout the year? Etiquette expert Peggy Post recommends a gift of a week’s to a month’s pay for full time help like a nanny; and the cost of at least one visit for people who provide a regular, less frequent service, such as a hairstylist. But you probably also want to keep in line with what your neighbors are giving so you don’t look like a [...]
You’ll only ever be as good as your tools, so make sure you’re not without them. The quality of your tools can make or break your experience behind the bar so it’s important you take this lesson [...]
The issue of tipping can cause a lot of problems, usually as a direct result of a lack of understanding or clear communication. This is not helped by the fact that policies and [...]
When we go out to eat we often take the waitress for granted. We want her to be doing all she can to help us enjoy our meal. While we are visiting and eating though [...]
Your speed and efficiency behind the bar is crucial to your level of tips as well as the quality of bar you can work at…
So, how does one become a faster [...]
Making better tips doesn’t have to be rocket science. In fact it can be as simple as the words you choose when taking an order. The list below are just 10 simple ways to make better tips and improve your guest [...]
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