Episode 004 Chris Deleon, The Server

from LTC Hospitality Podcast Hosted by Jamie Preston

Today we hear from Chris Deleon, the lead server at Michael's Café & Catering, Top Golf Swing Suites, & 1626 On Main. We talk about the life of a server and what it takes to be great at your job. Chris shares about his best & worst experiences as a server and how new servers in the hospitality industry can have a great start as a server. Enjoy our conversation!

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