Waiter/ Waitress at Zale Lounge in Nairobi, Kenya

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    Waiter/ Waitress

    Zale LoungeNairobi, Kenya

    Posted

    3 days ago

    Apply by

    3 Sept

    Full Time
    On Site
    Entry
    Food Services, Hospitality & Catering
    Food Services & Catering

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    Job Description

    We are looking for a Waiter/Waitress with two years of experience and good communication skills to join our team.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Provide excellent customer service to guests.
    • Take orders and serve food and beverages.
    • Maintain cleanliness and hygiene in the service area.

    Required Qualifications

    • Two years of experience in a similar role.
    • Good communication skills.

    Job Details

    Job Function

    Food Services & Catering

    Minimum Experience

    2 years

    Languages

    English

    Additional Information

    How to Apply: Send your application to zaleloungeke@gmail.com.

    Show Service Savvy Before You Walk In

    Hospitality roles are won on attitude and attention to detail. Hiring managers for this kind of post want proof you can handle a busy floor, remember orders, and keep guests smiling under pressure.

    1. Lead with your floor experience: On your CV, list specific venues and your exact duties—taking orders, serving, handling payments, or upselling. If you've worked in a busy lounge or restaurant, say so. Numbers help: 'served 50+ tables per shift' beats 'experienced waiter'.

    2. Polish your communication story: Since the posting asks for good communication, give a concrete example of a time you handled a difficult customer or explained a menu clearly. Keep it short and real.

    3. Dress the part: For the interview, wear neat, professional attire—smart casual works. Hospitality managers notice grooming and posture before you say a word.

    4. Know the basics of service: Be ready to explain how you carry multiple plates, how you approach a table, or how you handle an order mix-up. A simple, confident answer shows you've done this before.

    5. Show you can work in a team: Waiters rarely work alone. Mention a time you helped a colleague during a rush or coordinated with the kitchen. That's gold.

    6. Be ready for a practical test: Some lounges ask you to do a trial shift or role-play a service scenario. Stay calm, smile, and treat it like a real shift—that's what they're testing.

    7. Ask about the menu and vibe: Before the interview, research Zale Lounge if you can. Ask about their signature dishes or busy nights. It shows you're genuinely interested in their spot, not just any job.

    8. Follow up smartly: After applying or interviewing, a short thank-you email to zaleloungeke@gmail.com can keep you top of mind. Keep it brief and professional.

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