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article suggests that managers should teach their servers how to make more money
because not only does it benefit the server in terms of more tips, but also the business—
with better service scores and increased guest frequency.Let's face it: At one point or another, you're going to fail in some way at your job. It could be something major such as missing a deadline, or something as minor as being five minutes late to work. No matter the magnitude, it's going to happen. Once you accept that, the real question becomes how you fail, i.e While the vast majority of our employees are not tipped, the approach to enhancing service (and lowering turnover) is the payoff. The study showed that these actions led to higher tip amounts as the guest felt more bonded to the company instead of being processed like a trans
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