Review on YITON Restaurant Waitstaff Organizer for Enhanced Efficiency and Organization by Jeff Leu

It's been many years since I've been serving tables, but I appreciate that there's plenty of room for things, it's easy to keep things tidy and there's no problem taking orders without looking sloppy. You can do a few checks after your tables are cleared, leave some loose change, and this wallet should hold up in even the roughest hospitality environment. I used it as a police officer on a walk. I needed lots of handouts for various services, information, gentle warnings about leaving property unattended, lots of my business cards and a few burglar alarms, a few fines and the like. and of course a big notebook and a good pen, the most important tools of a good cop, to keep track of what people are reporting, what's bothering them, and all sorts of information. I found this to be the only thing that ever kept everything organized for me. I just slip it into a cargo pocket and know that even though I sweat profusely, all the little things look dry and professional. Even with fairly rough use I found many of the pockets to be sturdy, they made things easy to organize and while most cops only have a cheap notepad and pen, I highly recommend using some sort of notepad protector to keep you looking good a bit more professional, although of course nowadays these interactions usually take place over the phone. .