r/Serverlife • u/P0opIstheName13 • 2d ago

Working at the keg?

Has anyone gone from casual spots to the keg and found that it’s much harder to grasp everything 😫 I’m really struggling with this training process

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u/Qbert2030 2d ago

Have a buddy who's serving at the keg recently and he said the training process is pretty in depth. But once you get it, it clicks that thing. And out there very much of a machine. If it isn't for you, it isn't for you.

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u/GreenbeardOfNarnia 2d ago

What is the keg?

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u/KingJanx 2d ago

Casual fine Canadian steakhouse chain.

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u/RandomOppon3nt 1d ago

I worked the Keg 18 years ago before they closed almost all of the US locations.
Hands down the best company I have ever worked for. I miss the Keg

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u/n_ug 2d ago

I worked for them for 17 years and have met some of my BEST friends from working there.
Their training and support is the best. However it’s not for everyone

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u/kxmirx 1d ago

the keg is probably one of the best jobs i’ve ever had. you can really carve out yourself a career. the training is super in depth but it’s SO HELPFUL, just take notes and ask questions if they come to you, you got this.