Success # XI of CHINA 🇨🇳 I have meet and MODI of India 🇮🇳 Erdagon Turky 🇹🇷 president and LAVROV pf RUSSIA 🇷🇺 LORD ROTH him self ALL machine Carrier Related #motivation I told XI I would like to export to CHINA 🇨🇳 Prosperity is key 🔑 # #management I have Management skills .Achievement . LIL about ME I need a #JOB
I'm telling you the truth...(Remember w/o Fail.)
If so many things are taking place around the world, can you fix them all at-a-glance?
My friends, first concentrate on fixing YOU. Then, you can apply a similar principle and help others as well.
However, don't forget to smile, it has the power to change the world inside of YOU.
"The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart." ~Helen Keller
Then, everything else will fall-in-place for YOU.
I Believe You Can.. !
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I like helping the other people Me gusta ayudar a otras personas a encontrar su mercancia.Me gusta la variedad de productos
It is no secret making more money depends on higher checks lining up together in the restaurant industry. Alcohol beverage sales increase the bill, and servers can make more tips.
At the same time, selling alcoholic beverages requires some knowledge of wine, beer, and hard liquors for recommendation and selling them.
Wine is the hardest to learn because it takes time, and one tries different wines as much as a person can. Realistically, learning wine takes time. Hard liquor beverages are easier to learn if compared with wine knowledge.
On the other hand, if you work in BYOB (Bring Your Own Beverages) restaurants, servers don’t have to know about alcoholic beverages. Simply, you are not selling it. Patrons bring their alcoholic drinks, and the server serves them.
Some of the BYOB restaurants charge a cork fee of around 10 to 25 dollars. Unfortunately, tips would be lower compared with alcohol sales.
I used to work in a BYOB restaurant, and we turned the tables many times and still made good money without selling alcoholic beverages.
Let me know your preferences as a present / former restaurant worker.
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LOOKING FOR. Great job to fit my skills
I want a great job where my employer would appreciate my hard work. And idont have to feel like im just a number. #workfromhome #advice new opportunity’s #designs #customer service. . #Furniture industry
#workfromhome Hello, I am looking for a company that can provide me a computer to work from home. I'm a dedicated employee and I like to be a star/ standout employee. I enjoy being recognized for the effort and pride I take to do a great job when I'm working. Please feel free to contact me. I would enjoy helping an employer achieve goals and I look forward to new opportunities. Thanks for your consideration, Kristy
It is no secret making more money depends on higher checks lining up together in the restaurant industry. Alcohol beverage sales increase the bill, and servers can make more tips.
At the same time, selling alcoholic beverages requires some knowledge of wine, beer, and hard liquors for recommendation and selling them.
Wine is the hardest to learn because it takes time, and one tries different wines as much as a person can. Realistically, learning wine takes time. Hard liquor beverages are easier to learn if compared with wine knowledge.
On the other hand, if you work in BYOB (Bring Your Own Beverages) restaurants, servers don’t have to know about alcoholic beverages. Simply, you are not selling it. Patrons bring their alcoholic drinks, and the server serves them.
Some of the BYOB restaurants charge a cork fee of around 10 to 25 dollars. Unfortunately, tips would be lower compared with alcohol sales.
I used to work in a BYOB restaurant, and we turned the tables many times and still made good money without selling alcoholic beverages.
Let me know your preferences as a present / former restaurant worker.
#jobsearch #aboutmyjob #workfromhome #foodservices #retail #motivation #advice #watercooler #interview #resume #application #wordsofadvice
Do you have such jobs, I am interested
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Restaurant Kitchens are notoriously 🔥 HOT!! 🔥
Hence the phrase, “IF YOU CANT TAKE THE HEAT… GET OUT OF THE KITCHEN!!” 🍳 ☄️ 🥵
There are a lot of things that making working in a restaurant difficult! However, 🏃🏻♀️ running a 10K or more everyday, while carrying a precarious tray of drinks 🍸 - plus ducking in and out of a 95 degree kitchen ❤️🔥 - can be some of the hardest. 😅 🤵🏻♀️
Those who are stuck near the flames for their whole shift seem superhuman surviving it! The Back of the House staff who stay in front of 🥓 Flat Tops, 🍟 Fryers, 🥩 Grills, and 🥘 Ovens alllllll day and night long, are TRUE HEROES!! ❤️🔥🧯🔥
EVERYONES JOB IN THE RESTAURANT HAS IT’S OWN CHALLENGES 👩🍳 🤵🏻♀️
No doubt working in the heat in the back, and a crowded dining room in the front, are some of the toughest parts though.
How do you handle a flaming hot kitchen?!? 🔥 What is the best way to keep your cool 🧊 while running around, or cooking in, a busy restaurant? 🥵
Does anyone have any TIPS or TRICKS for dealing with the elements of a STEAMY RESTAURANT OR CHALLENGING WORKING CONDITIONS?? ☀️ 💨 💦
DOES ANYONE ELSES JOB FEEL LIKE A SUMMER HEAT WAVE EVERY DAY?? ☀️ 💥 🔥
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If we have developed any sorts of social interigity with its clients and at working atmosphere such challenges can automatically be reduced
Knowing when to Stand Up Stand Tall Stand Firm Stand Down Be willing and able to Walk away if need be Be willing and able to run away if need be Otherwise Adverse Compromise One can be right and Dead right One can be wrong and Dead wrong Careful! HALT HUNGRY ANGRY LOUSY TIRED if major decision N A M A S T E