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As Servers, we are responsible for receiving orders and serving to customers while including food, drinks and orders and noting them down taking order slips while ensuring tables and restaurants are served properly with proper payments and collection. Our experts have a positive attitude and an ability to work well under pressure with the inclusion of better customer service. We accurately take orders from customers with a positive attitude while we take the ability to take pressure on bussers, cooks and related staff. Our work experience involves fast-paced environmental changes with a great desire to provide a better customer experience.
Core tasks:
- take food and drink orders and provide timely delivery
- note phone orders on slips and memorize them
- ensure tables and meals are in correct orders
- help in food preparations
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q:Do I need to take any courses to qualify for Server?
q:What responsibilities do you have if you work as a Server?
q:What kind of experience is needed to work as a Server?
q:Does a freelancer work as a Server?
q:Is the interview process long and complicated?
q:Do recruiters expect anything special from a Server candidate?
q:Is the work environment safe for a Server?
q:I’m interested in working as a Server, is it worth it financially?
q:Do you have a uniform if you work as a Server?
q:Do you see the demand growing for people working as a Server?
q:Which educational institutions are typical amongst people working as a Server?
q:How balanced is the gender diversity among people working as a Server?
Liam Brown
55% are women in this profession.
q:What is the most common age of a Server?
Benjamin Gardner
The typical age is 21.
q:How many years of experience do you usually have as a Server?
Benjamin Gardner
You probably need around 1.5 years to work as a Server
q:Which industries are highly likely to employ a Server?
Benjamin Gardner
Food Services is typical for a Server to work in.
q:What kind of degree is needed to work as a Server?
Liam Brown
No higher education is the typical for a Server
q:Which company are you working for as a Server?
Benjamin Gardner
Most people work for Applebee's Neighborhood Grill + Bar, Buffalo Wild Wings, Olive Garden, Outback Steakhouse and Texas Roadhouse
q:How long do you usually work as a Server before changing to another position?
Isabella Holmes
A Server typically moves on after 4 years
q:How frequently people change companies if they work as a Server?
Isabella Holmes
A Server typically works for multiple companies.
q:What work history do people usually have before becoming a Server?
Benjamin Gardner
You have a good chance of becoming a Server if you are working as Sales Associate, Bartender or Cashier
q:What typical professions people working as a Server switch to?
Benjamin Gardner
Consider the following: Bartender, Sales Associate or Customer Service Representative
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