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Top 5 Questions for a Waiter and Waitress Interview
1. Would you say you are a people person?
2. Are you used to serving meals in a heavy volume environment?
3. How long will it take you to memorize our menu?
4. What techniques do you use to upsell?
5. How is your personality towards customers during slow times? Do you consider yourself pretty friendly?
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Matthew S. said:
A server interview really depends on the restaurant, all vary extremely.

My last two serving positions, one interview was more or less a general conversation then a trial run to see how well I could serve, They hired me afterwards. I moved from there to a nicer restaurant later on that was much much more thorough. I had to memorize five orders from the waiting staff in front of the general manager, walk back to the kitchen, then come back and tell the servers what they ordered.
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Waiting staff, wait staff, or waitstaff[1] are those who work at a restaurant or a bar attending customers — supplying them with food and drink as requested. Traditionally, a male ...
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Employment Satisfaction Level: 70%
Interview Difficulty (1-10): 3.0
% Receiving Healthcare Benefits: 0%
Average Annual Vacation Time: 0.0 weeks
Average Weekly Work Hours: 30.0 hours
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