Feeling unfilled and looking for a new start?
You may be one of the millions of Americans who have decided it’stime to make a career change.
According toForbes, millions planned to leave their old jobs for new ventures after the COVID-19 pandemic.
“But real-life bartending can be both a rewarding and a demanding gig.
Once you’ve done your training and filled out the necessary paperwork, it’s time to internet.
Of course, past experience in restaurants, distilleries, or as a mixologist is a plus.
If you’re super into sports, look for openings at sports bars.
There are some bartender-specific skills to highlight during your interview, too.
For one, know your alcohol.
You’ll also want to have a foundational understanding ofsome of the most popular cocktails.
Additionally, bartenders need to have a great memory and good communication skills, according toIndeed.
Finally, remember that this job is just that: a job.
Being a bartender requires flexibility, hospitality, and the ability to multitask.
It can be a worthwhile gig that opens doors to becoming a bar manager or owner.
Stay on your toes and keep those glasses full.
