The most important condition is to be able to endure hardship and be obedient. . Before becoming an apprentice, you may need to know the truth about some apprenticeships, such as bartending apprenticeships. Many people will pay attention to whether this place is recruiting apprentices for real or fake. Is it a lie? But in fact, invisible deception is the most serious. For example: 1. There is a person who really wants to find a cheap job, but if he can’t find it, he will look for an apprentice. So he doesn’t actually cheat money, but he cheats you with your labor force. Do you think this is true? ? It is also true, but if you say it is false, it is also false. The falseness lies in whether you really want to find an apprentice to teach you something. Is this considered a lie or a trap? Comparing it with your expectations counts, but you may not realize it. 2. There is another type of bar that is said to be professional, and its work is indeed quite good. It is still professional, and the bartenders still have something. It says it wants to find people to train, and it is more reliable to train its own people. It also hires apprentices. It will teach you something, but it won’t be a lot. So far, where is the point? The point is that you must be able to complete or be able to do the work in the store and help it make money. It is limited to the things that the store needs you to know and know. After this point, it is impossible for you to learn more things. , but you have to know that in the vast bar circle, what a bar needs and what it provides is too limited, that is, what you can master in a bar is too limited for your career. Beyond this point, he may not be able to teach you at all, or you may fly once your wings harden, or you may have the capital to negotiate the price. Is the boss stupid? Is this considered a scam or a trap? Comparing it with your expectations counts, but you may not realize it. 3. There is another type corresponding to the second type. The bar is indeed still professional, but it tells you that you need to calm down. Start as a waiter, carry cups, wash dishes and other odd jobs. One year of doing odd jobs will teach you what you are allowed to do. , 3 years of working as a bartender will teach you what you can do, how long you can be a sub-tender, etc. It seems really awesome. Do you think you can become a bartender here in 3 to 5 years? , but everyone knows that after 3 years and 5 years, you will only know the things in this store. If you are not like this, you may not need such a long time to master more things. You will be more professional and grow early. Now that you have become a professional bartender, you don’t have to endure so many PUAs, and there is also something called showmanship. There are many such stores, and there are many such bartenders, so do you think this is considered a professional bartender? What about cheating and cheating? It probably counts, but you don't realize it. 4. There is another kind, the bar is super unprofessional, the bartender is not even half-assed, but he thinks he understands everything, and then you also think you have met a super master, but in the end you can’t even touch the door, is this considered a lie? Or the pitfalls can be compared with your expectations, but you may not realize it. 5. There is also a saying that you should be an apprentice in a bar instead of going to school to learn bartending. What you learn in school is not applicable to bars. What you learn in bars is what you can really use, but you have to pay tuition. , I can’t teach you in vain, which makes sense, but have you ever thought about it? Its real idea is to cut a wave of apprentices’ leeks. The bar is still open anyway, so there is no need for an extra income. OK? This situation has nothing to do with whether the bar major is good or bad, it will happen, but regardless of the major or not, if you compare teaching with a good school, it is not at the same level, so compared with your expectations, this Is this considered a scam or a trap? It may count, but you may not realize it. 6. You may go to a good bar and meet a good bartender. This is really lucky, but the bartender just doesn’t have the energy or time to teach you. After all, the main job is to work. , it’s about serving customers. I can’t teach you during working hours, or the time is limited, let alone after working hours. Every bartender doesn’t always sleep until it’s dark after get off work, because he is already very tired after work. Will time teach you? So even if you are lucky and meet a professional, what about time? This also prevents you from meeting expectations. Is not meeting expectations also a kind of cheating or a trap? But maybe you don't realize it.