Tips, the Server's Guide to Bringing Home the Bacon - The Customer Speaks To Every Waiter, Waitress, and Restaurant Manager In America -- Make More Money!

Spencer, Tricia

ISBN 10: 0971509808 / ISBN 13: 9780971509801

Published by Lilac Bloom Pr, 2006

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Tips, the Server's Guide to Bringing Home the Bacon - The Customer Speaks To Every Waiter, Waitress, and Restaurant Manager In America -- Make More Money!
• Publisher: Lilac Bloom Pr
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0971509808
• ISBN 13: 9780971509801
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: very_good

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Synopsis

"Tips, The Server's Guide To Bringing Home The Bacon - The Customer Speaks!" is the perfect accessory for every restaurant uniform. Featuring the results of a national survey of restaurant patrons, this book is the only restaurant industry self-help resource written from the customer's point of view. Delightfully illustrated and straight-shooting, "Tips..." helps servers and restaurants make more money.

About the Author

Tricia Spencer has been nationally recognized for her work in songwriting, vocal performance, and merchandising, as well as nonfiction and fiction writing. As an author, she received the Best Nonfiction Book award for "Tips, The Server s Guide To Bringing Home The Bacon The Customer Speaks!" from the prestigious Southwest Writers International Manuscript Competition. Her short story, "Deviled Eggs" was a winner in both the L. Ron Hubbard Writers Of The Future Competition for Science Fiction and CrossQuarter Publishing s Paul B. Duquette Memorial Short Science Fiction Contest. "Deviled Eggs" is published in "CrossTime", the 2002 science fiction book featuring the winners of the CrossQuarter competition. Her short story, "Miracle Man" was a winner in the 2005 Cloak and Dagger Mystery Writing Contest where the finalists were judged by renowned mystery author Jeremiah Healy. And her short story, "Noses, Toes, and Elbows", was a winner in the 2005 Scribes Valley Publishing Short Story Competition and will soon be released in that publisher's book of 2005 short story winners. Watch for the release of her romance novel, "Brave Destiny" coming soon.