People who work in food service often keep odd schedules, and that makes nurturing a relationship challenging.
Sacrifices need to be made on both sides. Plan ahead and schedule time to do things together wherever schedules don’t overlap. If you both have time off, spend it together, even if it just means running errands or doing chores.
Leaving notes for each other is a great way to show your partner you care and you’re thinking of them, and texting can keep the spark alive while you’re physically apart.
Read the full article here: When the Job Gets in the Way of Your Relationship, What Can You Do?
How to Compliment Guests
Everyone enjoys a sincere compliment. They boost our self-esteem and makes us feel good. But what if someone compliments your friend and not you? The opposite happens – you wonder why you aren’t worthy. That’s why it’s important to be careful while complimenting guests.
Generally it’s safe for men to compliment men and women to compliment women when you’re serving couples. Group compliments are always good because no one is excluded. It’s acceptable to compliment elderly guests if other guests are younger, and definitely congratulate and compliment a guest celebrating an event (such as a birthday).
Remember to always be genuine! Don’t let tips be your only motivation to compliment – spread those happy vibes!
Read the full article here: A caution with compliments
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