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I went to Bartending school and I now have a job at a Hotel Restaurant bar. They told me that the main reason they hired me was because they could tell, at the interview, how into it I was and how badly I wanted to learn. Don't give up guys, I started with no experience and I'm working my way up!
I got hired as a bartender at a sports bar, I have no experience! 😭 My best friend is a bartender there and she will be training me. I’m super nervous bc there is a Fight Saturday so it’s going to be packed. Plus the owners watch the cameras to make sure you’re doing the correct counts when pouring. I don’t wanna screw up.
Kurt Fox - they usually only hire women for front of house work because when people go to sports bars/dive bars they expect to have fun or flirty women serving them not other dudes, but with my experience of working in sports bars, yes being pretty helps, BUT most of the time if you get hired with no experience it’s because you have a good personality and attitude and a noticeable willingness to learn. Being pretty or having a nice chest or behind is great, but the customers would rather have a fun positive and nice person serving them than a super hot girl with a bad attitude and doesn’t know what she’s doing. But young pretty girls won’t be young and pretty forever so it’s worth using it while you can. I personally had my RN license (registered nurse) when I was 19 and still worked in sports bars until I was 25, 3 or 4 nights a week because I made double the money I would working as a nurse full time. Don’t hate because young beautiful women take advantage of the society that only cares about looks, hun.😘
@@kylemohrmann4012 Nonsense. Most guys at bars/clubs don't care if the women are attractive or not. They're not there for them. The real world isn't representative of thirsty guys on Instagram...
I had zero experience and went to bartending school.. did my research.. and practiced. I am now bartending private events a few times a month! The money is great, and I love all the people I meet! I’m a go getter, and I’m driven. A lot of getting the job is putting yourself out there, trust me something will come to you. Just follow up and keep at it!
Biggest thing is that you communicate that you are eager to learn and that you are (reliable.) The bar that I started bartending at. I watch the management struggle with their prissy Coke head bartenders calling off all the time and not showing up for their shifts. I say the bar manager Having a meltdown over one of these unreliable bartenders, so I immediately approached him and said hey I really wanna become a bartender and I will be here anytime you need me. Would you be willing to train me to do it. My bar manager taught me a lot, and I even ended up filling in for him anytime he had a family emergency, and even learned a lot about running a bar from a managers perspective.
Thank you, so show up on time, professionally clean and ready to work with friendly and clear communication and a willingness to learn with some stress relief skills in your tool belt.
@@jeorsea nice job!! is this your first bartending job? did you practice drink making before the interview? i used to work in a coffee shop which is as close as it gets, but wondering if you think its helpful to be able to say "i can make so-and-so drinks" ahead of time?
I worked cocktail for many years and learned a lot by watching. When a bartender was quitting, I asked if they would let me try and I have been bartending for the past 4 months. It’s a slower pace bar but I think this has helped me to learn more.
I'm just begining college life so i'll try to get a bartending job if i can, the world of bartending is really fascinating and i want to be a part of it. Thank you for your vids and keep it up !
It also depends on where you work. If you’re working a beach bar club on the Jersey Shore where you’re hitting the speed rail liquors for well drinks the whole night, it doesn’t take years of experience. The keys are appearance, hunger to learn, trustworthiness, flexibility, outstanding customer service and anticipation of customer needs/multitasking. And I’m not even a bartender. But I’m certain those traits alone will bolster your odds greatly of getting hired.
Yep, totally agree. There are a few videos during this time where my audio settings were not set correctly. That, and as my wife would say, "its cuz he can't hear!"...haha. Not exactly, but sometimes I don't hear it like you might when I'm editing. I do apologize but am aware so I can resolve it in the future. Cheers for the feedback!
@@BartendingPro Thinking about future potential jobs always stresses me out horribly, but the idea of being a bartender relieves that stress greatly. I think I'm going to be going this route post-high school.. What would you recommend for a first job to go on this path?
Love this video still! I watched this video 2 weeks before I got the job bartending at a gentleman's club in myrtle beach! It helped me greatly! (Even though my club is currently closed because of covid) Thanks again! Because of you I now have 2 jobs!! 💜
Hey! I’m about to move to a new city and want to do the same thing (apply for bartender job at the skript club with no experience) how’d you get hired, and what type of questions did they ask?
I have thought of applying for a bartending job, so i was told go to bartending school first since I have no experience. Would that be a better suggestion?
Hey Selena, only if you can easily afford it. It's basically glorified practice, and is the most beneficial part in my opinion. So if you think paying their tuition is worth getting semi-realistic practice, go for it.
Hi I’ve been working at this bar for a few months now as a Bar-back I get along with everyone there and it’s a very busy bar I have no experience but I know how to pull a pint lol, I’ve never been working due to COVID-19 and when I go back on the 18th they are putting me on the tills and serving I’ve got anxiety so I’m worrying a lot any tips how to stay calm.
A bit late, but daily cardio and workouts are really good for relieving stress. They give you something to do with all that extra energy. Even if they don't totally solve it, it'll be less noticable which in itself will go a long way over time.
What if you have higher education. Or higher position before the no experience. I have keen a team lead and a project manager I have lots of medical and mortgage experiences
Unless you get hired by pure luck (such as knowing the right people that can get you hired), you have to make due by applying as a barback. Those are really the only choices for people that have no experience.
i am a bartender atm and have been for over a year now. u reasently started watching your videos and i really like what you are saying in your videos, but man i cant watch a single video through because the music you have in your videos overpower the sound of your voice, i dont mind the type of music the volume is just way to high for when you are speaking! :C
Hi! Great video. Just wanna say that the music was a little loud and it made it hard to concentrate/hear you. I think your content was great but just something to consider when making more videos! Thanks for the vid!
Well if I owned a bar I think someone applying that doesn't drink would have a better chance over one that drinks regularly. You don't have to be a drinker to learn how to put 2 or 3 ingredients in a mixer and shake it lol. At least I know you wont be stealing my booze or taking shots while on the clock.
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I went to Bartending school and I now have a job at a Hotel Restaurant bar. They told me that the main reason they hired me was because they could tell, at the interview, how into it I was and how badly I wanted to learn. Don't give up guys, I started with no experience and I'm working my way up!
hi!!am bartendar from Tanzania
I got hired as a bartender at a sports bar, I have no experience! 😭 My best friend is a bartender there and she will be training me. I’m super nervous bc there is a Fight Saturday so it’s going to be packed. Plus the owners watch the cameras to make sure you’re doing the correct counts when pouring. I don’t wanna screw up.
Hey man, did you go to Bartending school without any experience?
Kurt Fox - they usually only hire women for front of house work because when people go to sports bars/dive bars they expect to have fun or flirty women serving them not other dudes, but with my experience of working in sports bars, yes being pretty helps, BUT most of the time if you get hired with no experience it’s because you have a good personality and attitude and a noticeable willingness to learn. Being pretty or having a nice chest or behind is great, but the customers would rather have a fun positive and nice person serving them than a super hot girl with a bad attitude and doesn’t know what she’s doing. But young pretty girls won’t be young and pretty forever so it’s worth using it while you can. I personally had my RN license (registered nurse) when I was 19 and still worked in sports bars until I was 25, 3 or 4 nights a week because I made double the money I would working as a nurse full time. Don’t hate because young beautiful women take advantage of the society that only cares about looks, hun.😘
@@kylemohrmann4012 Nonsense. Most guys at bars/clubs don't care if the women are attractive or not. They're not there for them. The real world isn't representative of thirsty guys on Instagram...
I had zero experience and went to bartending school.. did my research.. and practiced. I am now bartending private events a few times a month! The money is great, and I love all the people I meet! I’m a go getter, and I’m driven. A lot of getting the job is putting yourself out there, trust me something will come to you. Just follow up and keep at it!
hi am bartendar from tanzania
Excelente. Y donde estudiaste?
Hey can you teach me how to do this ??
Did you have server experience or no
@@erikflores715 some!
Biggest thing is that you communicate that you are eager to learn and that you are (reliable.) The bar that I started bartending at. I watch the management struggle with their prissy Coke head bartenders calling off all the time and not showing up for their shifts. I say the bar manager Having a meltdown over one of these unreliable bartenders, so I immediately approached him and said hey I really wanna become a bartender and I will be here anytime you need me. Would you be willing to train me to do it. My bar manager taught me a lot, and I even ended up filling in for him anytime he had a family emergency, and even learned a lot about running a bar from a managers perspective.
Thank you, so show up on time, professionally clean and ready to work with friendly and clear communication and a willingness to learn with some stress relief skills in your tool belt.
Biggest thing is confidence, speak clearly, don't look like a bum. Anyone can make drinks, they need people who are not socially weird.
A lot of the bartenders I know dress like bums some not all
@@jeorseahowd it go
@@hectorino3758 ^
@@hectorino3758 look at the comment above.
@@jeorsea nice job!! is this your first bartending job? did you practice drink making before the interview? i used to work in a coffee shop which is as close as it gets, but wondering if you think its helpful to be able to say "i can make so-and-so drinks" ahead of time?
I worked cocktail for many years and learned a lot by watching. When a bartender was quitting, I asked if they would let me try and I have been bartending for the past 4 months. It’s a slower pace bar but I think this has helped me to learn more.
Bro is quietly talking over loud music what a smart man
I'm just begining college life so i'll try to get a bartending job if i can, the world of bartending is really fascinating and i want to be a part of it. Thank you for your vids and keep it up !
did you get it ?
I worked at a bar in the las Vegas airport no experience or schooling pure charisma never loose hope
It also depends on where you work. If you’re working a beach bar club on the Jersey Shore where you’re hitting the speed rail liquors for well drinks the whole night, it doesn’t take years of experience.
The keys are appearance, hunger to learn, trustworthiness, flexibility, outstanding customer service and anticipation of customer needs/multitasking.
And I’m not even a bartender. But I’m certain those traits alone will bolster your odds greatly of getting hired.
i walked into a Japanese sushi bar.........i start tomorrow no BS
Im Italian American
the music in this vid overpowers whats being said waaayy too much :/
Yep, totally agree. There are a few videos during this time where my audio settings were not set correctly. That, and as my wife would say, "its cuz he can't hear!"...haha. Not exactly, but sometimes I don't hear it like you might when I'm editing. I do apologize but am aware so I can resolve it in the future. Cheers for the feedback!
@@BartendingPro Thinking about future potential jobs always stresses me out horribly, but the idea of being a bartender relieves that stress greatly. I think I'm going to be going this route post-high school.. What would you recommend for a first job to go on this path?
Love this video still! I watched this video 2 weeks before I got the job bartending at a gentleman's club in myrtle beach! It helped me greatly! (Even though my club is currently closed because of covid) Thanks again! Because of you I now have 2 jobs!! 💜
Hey! I’m about to move to a new city and want to do the same thing (apply for bartender job at the skript club with no experience) how’d you get hired, and what type of questions did they ask?
Answer in 2021: apply for job during a labor shortage crisis.
💯💯💯
Like the videos, but you need to turn the music OFF. I stopped watching 1/2 way through 2 videos because of that as it is distracting :(
GREAT VIDEOS, music is TOO intense for people who have good quality headphones though,
Love this guy... thanks for the great insight!
Thanks pretty lady ;)
Thank you for this video 💙
OMFG with this music.
😂😂😂😂😂
What qualifies as experience?
Working as a bartender in an actual establishment 🍻
You gotta turn down the music in the video, it’s competing with your voice too much
I have thought of applying for a bartending job, so i was told go to bartending school first since I have no experience. Would that be a better suggestion?
Hey Selena, only if you can easily afford it. It's basically glorified practice, and is the most beneficial part in my opinion. So if you think paying their tuition is worth getting semi-realistic practice, go for it.
No.
Apply as a barback if you have no experience. Bartending school is a scam.
I don't think men have the luxury of getting hired as a bartender w/ zero experience unless they're handsome & applied at a gay bar.
Damb female privilege 😂
Most Men are gay or act gay in America, so should be easy.
Yo that's a really good idea
Hi I’ve been working at this bar for a few months now as a Bar-back I get along with everyone there and it’s a very busy bar I have no experience but I know how to pull a pint lol, I’ve never been working due to COVID-19 and when I go back on the 18th they are putting me on the tills and serving I’ve got anxiety so I’m worrying a lot any tips how to stay calm.
Damn no one gave you tips. Now I'm wondering how you made out.
Bit late 😅 but look into breathing exercises, they can realy help.
A bit late, but daily cardio and workouts are really good for relieving stress. They give you something to do with all that extra energy. Even if they don't totally solve it, it'll be less noticable which in itself will go a long way over time.
A bit late but just make sure you don’t overthink it too much and put your big boy smile on
What if you have higher education. Or higher position before the no experience. I have keen a team lead and a project manager I have lots of medical and mortgage experiences
Bitter Sweet that doesn’t help
They don't care.
You prove you can learn get the certification online to serve alcohol I think it's free. And you are a good candidate.
Homie turn the music down a little.
2021 ANYONE can get a job being a bartender Bcz NO ONE wants to work. Thanks Gen Yhiners! More money for me 😃
HAha, pretty right on. Now is a GREAT time to jump in the industry!
I m from india i used to make drinks in partied not any hospitality industry i need a jobb but howw
Unless you get hired by pure luck (such as knowing the right people that can get you hired), you have to make due by applying as a barback.
Those are really the only choices for people that have no experience.
i am a bartender atm and have been for over a year now. u reasently started watching your videos and i really like what you are saying in your videos, but man i cant watch a single video through because the music you have in your videos overpower the sound of your voice, i dont mind the type of music the volume is just way to high for when you are speaking! :C
hmm...how good looking are you? being handsome or beautiful improves your chances 20-fold!
Good video, but NO Need for the music!
It's a test to see if you're ready to be a bartender in a loud establishment 😂
@@BartendingPro I worked on Bourbon St. for years and no longer have any tolerance for loud music
Okay, I might give it a shot for the upcoming opportunity to become one. Well, Thanks for the details.
Hi! Great video. Just wanna say that the music was a little loud and it made it hard to concentrate/hear you. I think your content was great but just something to consider when making more videos! Thanks for the vid!
Music track name??
What if you don't drink?
Well if I owned a bar I think someone applying that doesn't drink would have a better chance over one that drinks regularly. You don't have to be a drinker to learn how to put 2 or 3 ingredients in a mixer and shake it lol. At least I know you wont be stealing my booze or taking shots while on the clock.