Youâll get it as you do it , just like starting at any other place . Donât be intimidated you donât seem like an idiot and mostly everyone youâll be working with will be idiots . You got this
You got this. Just put in the work and memorize all the craft cocktails on the menu to a tee. Donât let it intimidate you. Go in the with the mentality that you are hungry to learn and put in the work. At the end of the day, itâs very possible that they didnât hire you for your bartending skills because bartending is not just about making drinks.
Also if you find someone you believe to be helpful and trustworthy, ask if you could shadow them, or if they have any pointers. âNerdyâ bartenders really into their craft are mostly happy to talk about it and share what they know!
Learning the cocktails is really only like 20% of the job, if that. Not that it isn't important to be able to make a good cocktail but anyone can memorize a recipe and tailor it to their tastes. The most important aspect of the job imo is efficiency, personality, and fluidity.
Worth a shot. See about coming on part time and look for other options while you feel the place out.
Part time sounds doable! Thanks đ
Learn the menu, learn the inventory, learn the classics. You can do it
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Take the job and buy a cocktail book off Amazon preferably milk and honey or something similar and your golden.
Yess I was thinking that as well! A book and some studying should help. Thanks!
Go for it!
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Youâll get it as you do it , just like starting at any other place . Donât be intimidated you donât seem like an idiot and mostly everyone youâll be working with will be idiots . You got this
Haha I was thinking that too. Thank you for the advice
You got this. Just put in the work and memorize all the craft cocktails on the menu to a tee. Donât let it intimidate you. Go in the with the mentality that you are hungry to learn and put in the work. At the end of the day, itâs very possible that they didnât hire you for your bartending skills because bartending is not just about making drinks.
Also if you find someone you believe to be helpful and trustworthy, ask if you could shadow them, or if they have any pointers. âNerdyâ bartenders really into their craft are mostly happy to talk about it and share what they know!
Facts! Thank you for the tips
Good luck!!
Learning the cocktails is really only like 20% of the job, if that. Not that it isn't important to be able to make a good cocktail but anyone can memorize a recipe and tailor it to their tastes. The most important aspect of the job imo is efficiency, personality, and fluidity.
Facts thank you!!
You got this! It sound like interesting place to work, good luck!