Allison Schlegel Interview Report

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Allison Schlegel is a food runner at Blue Grillhouse in Bethlehem, PA. She is currently working their part time, while she attends Moravian College full time to purse a degree in nursing. She started working for Blue in the Spring of 2017. If it was not for Allison’s position as food runner, their would be no one to run the food out to the tables, because more often than not the servers are too busy to run the food out themselves. Her role plays a vital part in making sure that the guests have the most pleasant and relaxing evening. When interviewing Allison she told me that the main purpose to her job is to run the food to the tables. Each table has a table number and each seat has a seat number. It is her job to read the ticket, know

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