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By
Akindman
May 21st is the day we recognize the efforts put forth by
those who make our dining experience extra-special. Please be attentive to the
person who has taken the time to learn the difference between being an
order-taker and a waiter and tip accordingly.
A professional acts as the eyes and ears of the chef in a
dining room. They are knowledgeable about cooking styles and times,
ingredients, allergies, and additives. They strive to provide seamless service
committing to memory personal preferences of frequent guests.
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That waiter was so efficient that his/her presence was
hardly noticeable yet water and coffee was always full without asking and the
course of service was exceptionally smooth as my friend and his guests enjoyed
their evening.
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It takes a lot of time, effort, and care to accomplish
that level of competence. Most of the chain restaurants don’t bother with
in-depth training and it must be learned on one’s own time.
A professional waitperson is a diplomat, salesman, food
expert, wine steward, host, and public relations whiz.
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