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In some European countries people still tip for good service so that could still be factor (the dynamic between increase waiter attentiveness to high tipper). H
by xzel 7y ago
In some European countries people still tip for good service so that could still be factor (the dynamic between increase waiter attentiveness to high tipper). Hopefully, jobs "of that similar level" could pay a better wage in general.
- mercer 7y agoI always tip, and usually rounded up from at least 10%. Often even 20% if it's a small amount. Mostly because I've worked service industry jobs and the experience was awful compared to my current work. That said, there's no pressure whatsoever on tipping, and while it's common enough that the service workers aren't 'surprised', I regularly have friends making a comment about how they never tip. I do vaguely remember quite a few places having tip jars though, but my memory is fuzzy on that.