In a bar, you will discover {a interesting and diverse |a diverse and interesting} community of individuals who will look for great bartending, not only for the relaxation and camaraderie, but also for a familiar and comfortable environment where they are acknowledged and accepted. For lots of people, in this competitive and aggressive world, a bar may be a sole source of nourishment for those basic things that are so necessary to us all as humans. We are, after all, social beings. Who doesn't remember an episode of the tv series "Cheers" when every time among the leading characters would stroll in, the whole bar would appear in the chorus of "Hey Norm?" Few people are entitled to such a universal form of recognition and instant acceptance from bar patrons, but an exceptional bartender can offer nearly the very same sort of experience for consumers. I bartended to work my way through both undergraduate and graduate school, and have gone back to it numerous times when I burnt out of corporate life. The money (if you do it right) has to do with the very same anyhow, and, admittedly, it is {tiring and requiring|requiring and tiring}, like any job, but it is a heck of a lot more fun! Every bar is different in its nature and appeal (strip bar vs. a restaurant's cocktail lounge), so this is not a "one size fits all" but, for the many part, if you follow these few words of advice, you can make it both {pleasurable and really rewarding|really rewarding and pleasurable}! {1. Invite all of your consumers as though you know them and introduce yourself. Remember their names and welcome them, utilizing their names, the next time they go to. (Keep a legal pad if you need too, "gray beard, thick glasses, name George, drinks Bud"... and any quirks you can keep in mind that will help you remember. Failing that simply say "Hey good to see you again!" {Just think of it like if you were having a celebration in your very own home.|If you were having a celebration in your own home, simply believe of it like.} It's simple!|Invite all of your consumers as though you know them and introduce yourself. Remember their names and welcome them, utilizing their names, the next time they go to. Just believe of it like if you were having a celebration in your own home.} 2. Always keep in mind what their beverage of option is and be prepared to use them their preference. You need to currently know the names and choices of your regulars. {3. If a customer comes accompanied by a date or buddy, treat them both as if they are royalty, resolve the customer as in "Wonderful to see you again, Mr. or Ms so and so (if they are a routine). And what can I do especially for your visitor?" Be sure to use the finest glass for their pal. If you treat them with that sort of regard, you can not only expect a good suggestion, but you can wager that they will be back over and over, and searching for you.|If a customer comes accompanied by a date or buddy, treat them both as if they are royalty, resolve the customer as in "Wonderful to see you again, Mr. or Ms so and so (if they are a routine). If you treat them with that sort of regard, you can not only expect a good suggestion, but you can wager that they will be back over and over, and looking for you.} {4. Yes, do keep in mind jokes. Remember them when you hear them and study them on the Internet. Web jokes are so uninteresting that the majority of us simply delete them, but ahhh ... the telling of a joke is simply that, it is {the shipment and the story|the story and the shipment} telling that makes it both {interesting and amusing|amusing and interesting}. Be prepared to have at least 2 brand-new ones on every shift.|Remember them when you hear them and study them on the Internet. Web jokes are so uninteresting that many of us simply delete them, but ahhh ... the telling of a joke is simply that, it is {the shipment and the story|the story and the shipment} telling that makes it both {interesting and amusing|amusing and interesting}.} 5. Your smile and your obvious satisfaction of both your job and your consumers deserve a lot more than tossing bottles about or doing circus techniques. If you can do it, well it doesn't injured, but a lot of folks are there for a drink, company and the regard and recognition that they do not receive in day-to-day life. {6. Depending on the policy of your employer, when consumers come in for the very first time, and have simply one beer while reading the newspaper or browsing, then begin to leave, move them a free beer/drink and say "I am glad that you was available in and I have enjoyed your company," (calling them by name, of course). "My name is so and so, and please do return." Spend for that beer/drink from your ideas if you must; you will get it back, ten-fold.|Depending on the policy of your employer, when consumers come in for the very first time, and have simply one beer while reading the newspaper or looking around, and then begin to leave, move them a free beer/drink and say "I am glad that you came in and I have enjoyed your company," (calling them by name, of course). Pay for that beer/drink out of your ideas if you must; you will get it back, ten-fold.} 7. Bear in mind that these are consumers. They are not actually your pals, so stay professional. 8. {Though you will have many chances for intimate encounters, stay concentrated on your profession which you exist to make a living.|You will have many chances for intimate encounters, stay focused on your profession and that you are there to make a living.} Do not ever forget that "one night stands" are never simply that in the bartending world; the customer you became close with will likely be sitting on the opposite of the bar, within a couple of days, no matter just how much you regret that moment. Tips 9-13 are not noted due to short article length constraints. Please visit our website noted in the resource/bio box for part two of these bartending earnings producing ideas or search for Part 2 of this series on this website entitled: Bartending Pro Tips Part 2: How to Make Money and Have Fun With a Career In Bartending! If a customer comes accompanied by a date or buddy, treat them both as if they are royalty, resolve the customer as in "Wonderful to see you again, Mr. or Ms so and so (if they are a routine). Web jokes are so uninteresting that many of us simply delete them, but ahhh ... the telling of a joke is simply that, it is {the shipment and the story|the story and the shipment} telling that makes it both {interesting and amusing|amusing and interesting}. Depending on the policy of your employer, when consumers come in for the very first time, and have simply one beer while reading the newspaper or looking around, and then begin to leave, move them a free beer/drink and say "I am glad that you came in and I have enjoyed your company," (calling them by name, of course). Remember that these are consumers. Do not ever forget that "one night stands" are never simply that in the bartending world; the customer you became close with will likely be sitting on the other side of the bar, within a couple of days, regardless of how much you regret that moment.

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