What other kind of work can a restaurant server do besides waiting is if all you have done?
Asked by zkay89me

Best Answer:
A restaurant is a great place to get all types of experience. If you are still at a restaurant, ask to cross train in the kitchen as a prep cook. This can lead to steady pay and a great way to boost your hours during the slow times. Also, try bartending. Bartenders earn a higher wage, and better tips. Once you've achieved these criteria, you can try sales in food and beverage( like a cool little gourmet deli or wine shop.) Also, there are a whole slew of serving jobs, from banquets to fine dining to country clubs, all with a variety of perks. Good luck!

Customer service and retail are your best shots until you get more experience.
Answered by annwn1440

No better way to hone your "people" skills than waiting tables! I, from experience, know this :) I LOVED waiting tables, and enjoyed meeting different people. You have built alot of consumer relations knowledge. If you are interested in office work, I would suggest trying some construction companies--reason being, is that I think they are a more lenient as far as training goes. Usually will have benefits too. NEVER forget to SELL yourself, and get the employer to consider ALL of your skills!! Good Luck!!
Answered by wittygypsy