
Server Not Servant
Nov 2, 2024 · The concept is particularly perilous at restaurants, where it pits front-of-the-house workers, who are tipped, against the back-of-the-house workers who typically are not.
Introduction « Server Not Servant
All of these true stories are included on the pages that follow. To those of you who say, Don’t let them bother you, or You’re letting them win if they get to you, I say, obnoxious and rude behavior should …
Customer Hall of Shame - Server Not Servant
Jun 25, 2017 · I’ve seen countless books, articles and feature stories about bad customer service, and not enough emphasis on bad customers. When I read about a ‘Customer Service Hall of Shame’ on …
About « Server Not Servant
I’m Your Server Not Your Servant is not just another book about working in the restaurant industry. This book advocates for customer service industry workers in every industry.
Server Not Servant
Oct 12, 2022 · One of my biggest concerns is losing the data of each walk and not being able to report and verify the course. Using 2 apps and having an independent (of my phone) GPS and tracking …
Customer Hall of Fame « Server Not Servant
Server Not Servant A voice for service workers everywhere...A case for human-to-human service and civility Home About
November « 2024 « Server Not Servant
But business was also difficult because ROC did not seem committed to figuring out a financial plan that worked, she says. The nonprofit touted how it pays servers a $15 minimum wage plus tips, an …
Introduction « Server Not Servant
Aug 29, 2024 · The pic below is just a small snapshot of the frenetic, stressful world of the dual role of host/server, Jes, at Neptune Oyster, one of Boston’s best and busiest restaurants on Friday night.
Literary Agents « Server Not Servant
They convinced me that my obsession is justified, and that more than 10,000 strangers are ready to read I’m your Server Not your Servant. I am looking for a literary agent who, like me, is a big fan of …
Family-Life Experiences - Server Not Servant
– Having them picture a loved one, particularly a child, as the server, and then visualizing how they’d want people to treat ‘their’ server. – Therapy, a good look in the mirror, and spending some time in a …