Tag Archives: wait staff
Tipping Mania Has Become Overwhelming
“My tip depends on how much of a service the worker has provided for me. For example, if I got to a self-serve frozen yogurt place and the cashier spins the iPad around for me to tip, they aren’t getting anything. … Continue reading
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Tagged customer service, economy, employers, employment, gratitude, income, Livable wage, mandatory, opinions, optional, personal attention, requirement, salaries, service, takeout, tipping, tips, unexpected, wait staff
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Tip
I carry around one $100 bill to tip someone randomly. I go about my business and when I find that person who needs a pick-me-up, I plant the big bill as I normally would: in the hand of the hair … Continue reading
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Tagged acts of kindness, customer service, financial dependence, finical advisor, gratitude, integrity, Intuition, joy, kindness, optional, privacy, tipping, wait staff
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Service Economy: Who Deserves Tips?
I love the op-ed section of the paper. I believe we all need to write at least one letter on something we’re passionate about in our lifetime. In saying that, I applaud this reader Re: “What is a good tip?” … Continue reading
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Tagged customer service, economy, employers, employment, gratitude, income, Livable wage, mandatory, op-ed, opinions, optional, service, tipping, tips, unexpected, wait staff
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Tipping
Comical Explanation
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Tagged comic strip, customer service, fast food, gratitude, mandatory, optional, tipping, wait staff
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Customer Service
Comical Explanation
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Tagged comic strip, customer, customer service, discussion, music, on hold, Patience, relatiabile, rude, talking, wait staff
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Real Life of an MSW 