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Make Bigger Tips as a Restaurant Waitress 1 year 5 weeks ago

Excerpt from psychology student Beth Taylor' eBook: How to Make More Money and Bigger Tips as a Waitress. Forget squatting at the table like a fool, and don't touch your customers. This book teaches you how to get a good job in a fine dining restaurant. Then this book shares all of the tips and tricks of how to behave to earn the biggest tips.

Best Waitress Shoes: Good Footwear For Waitressing 1 year 6 weeks ago

As a waitress, your feet take a beating all day long. Finding the perfect shoes to wear while working isn't just a luxury, it's a necessity. For starters, improper footwear will fatigue your feet, ankles, knees and hips, making you less energetic and less likely to earn big tips. But perhaps even more important is the long-term damage that bad shoes can do to your body. Find out how to choose the best waitress shoes here:

How to Increase Tips as a Waitress or Bartender 2 years 28 weeks ago

Bartenders and waitstaff depend heavily upon tips for the majority of their income. Many feel they should be making more tips, and rightfully so. But many bartenders or other waitstaff may not realize where they are falling short or how they can make more tips. If you are a bartender or wait tables and find yourself at work wondering how you can make more tips, follow these simple steps and watch your income grow.

Your Waitress Or Waiter Is Probably Smarter Than You 2 years 17 weeks ago

Here is a triumphant if just a wee bit cynical look at the intelligence of servers and the lack thereof of some of their clientele. One man's waiter is another man's master in this humorous look at the profession of waiting on tables. Are you a sanctimonious patron? Let's hope, for the sake of your ego, that you are not. Read this article and find out for yourself!

Waitress Shoes: What Makes Good Ones? 1 year 6 weeks ago

What makes great waitress shoes? Here's the short version: A good pair of waitress shoes should properly support your feet, feel comfortable and meet your company dress code policy. The longer version is much more difficult, because finding a pair of waitress shoes that's perfect for you will require a little bit of effort on your part. But this article will guide you all the way through it: