Banquet Server

Your Job
pAre you looking for work in the food service industry? If you enjoy working with people ... serving food and drinks ... and just staying on your toes in a fast-paced environment, then a job as a banquet server might be right for you!/p

Your Day
br p strongBanquet servers and related food beverage jobs may require the following:/strong br ul liGreeting customers and answering their questions about menu items and specials. liTaking food or drink orders from customers and relaying orders to kitchen staff. liPreparing breakfast, lunch, or dinner food and drink orders, such as sandwiches, salads, meals, and coffee. liCommunicating meal requirements, allergies, dietary, and special requests to captain or kitchen supervisor. liServing food and drinks to customers at a bar counter, stand, or table. liCleaning work areas, tables, or counters liReplenishing and stocking service stations, cabinets, and tables. liSetting tables, preparing food trays for new customers, ensuring courses are cleared, and tables crumbed. liReplenishing buffet items to ensure consistency and freshness in presentation. liBar staff; serving coffee, soda, and other beverages, or prepare specialties, such as milkshakes and ice cream sunda

Your Gain
br p strongWhat you may gain while on the job:/strong br ul liStaying active - the job will keep you on the move throughout the day. liTime management and organizational skills - handling multiple tasks and serving multiple customers at once. liEnhanced communication skills - learning how to talk to diverse sets of customers. liProblem solving and crisis management skills - avoiding and resolving potential negative customer experiences. liTeam work - partnering with kitchen, bar and management staff to ensure customers are satisfied. liTeaching Management skills - helping train and prepare new employees for the job./ul /p

Your Experience
Less than 1 Year