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Summary Of Why Should I Be Nice To You

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In the article “Why Should I Be Nice To You: Coffee Shops and the Politics of Good Service” by Emily Raine. Base on her gamut of service jobs experiences, the good service in coffee shops is not an issue because it is unlike table service, the good service will translate to amount of tips, there are big amount of costumers at coffee shops, and the average of spans interaction with each costumer is about ten seconds. So that the good service in hospitality industry such as coffee shops is unnecessary. As most hospitality industry, the paid in café is the minimum wage to employee, and the work is tedious ad repetitive. However, the different with other hospitality industry, in order to increase the transaction in coffee shops, interactions with

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