I really enjoy it and as far as I know, I'm good at it. I make it a point that I always put a smile on my guests' face. Sometimes, I made mistakes but you learn from them(obviously).. and there's nothing like the good feeling of making the guest feel comfortable and very homey because of you.

I firmly believe that you can tell much about a person by how they treat waiters or people that serve them.

(enough said)

The one dilemma I faced was my superiors, we didn't get on very well. Most of the staff don't get on with her either. So, the feeling between the crew is mutual. But when I look at it, I see it now, as a big learning experience. I learned that you don't get to choose who you work with, but you gotta accept it and really work with it. You mustn't quit, you mustn't give up. Definitely, not let other people bring you down. You must not let them affect you in how you see yourself.

You must take them like brick and build your castle.