The ideal bartender keeps more than cocktails and wine spritzers flowing. Bartenders who know their job and are good at what they do can earn a lot of money tending bar.
Bartending used to be thought of as something to do to earn money while you were either going to school or looking for something better. Most establishments are not high volume and super fast paced. Ask how many years of experience the bartender has and of what kind.
The resume did not include unrelated skills that you often see thrown onto resumes like I can type 65 word a minute or I am proficient in excell. While there is a lot of hard work involved, the excitement and fun of the atmosphere is hard to beat. Those choosing to work for major hotel or airline chains may receive additional perks.
Customers want and expect to see a smiling face making their drinks, so have fun. Remember, don't cut corners, take your time, get premium ingredients, and you will be well on your way to mixing the perfect cocktail.
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