July 21st, 2010
Tips to give tip
Tipping is now common practice when we eat in restaurants, doing body treatments at the salon, or when staying in hotels. Basically, the tip is given when we were satisfied with the services provided. However, we often still provide a tip for the maid even though services are not satisfactory, simply because so we will not be a cheapskate. Also, do not need to be provoked by other customers who provide a large number of tips for stylists at the salon (which cost her a pair of scissors and blow just below the tip of his). Because of a tip usually has no standard percentage is, unless you are already very familiar with the waiter at the salon or restaurant that wants to give more.
If you intend to give a tip for every service you get, you should follow the customs prevailing in the local location. Here are a few examples, including those applicable in the United States.
Waiters: If the restaurant is already included in the bill payment service charge (usually amounting to 5% of total spending), you actually do not need to give a tip. But if you are satisfied with the services of the waiter or waitress it, you can always give an extra tip with the same percentage. O yes, you can also give tips to waiters in stall five feet.
Hairdresser: Usually there are some people you deal with, from the duty wash hair, stylist, or colorist. Big tip is generally 10% of all service fees. You can give a bigger tip for her hair stylist expertise, so a tip for the stylist can be larger than wash hair. If you do not have a dime, or do not want to bother, just Leave a tip at the checkout.
Doorman: Give me two dollars if it helps bring your bag, plus one dollar cab.
Taxi Driver: In America, taxi drivers must also be given a tip. Total of about 10-15% of the total listed on argometer. Give a few dollars bonus if he helps raise or lower your bag.
Porters at the airport: Most of the porters will charge as much as two dollars for the first bag. If they do not ask, you should still pay in the range of that amount. Add one or two dollars if he serves you well.
Housekeeping: Give 2-5 dollars a day. Leave this tip every day, because you will receive service from different people every day. Make a note so that housekeeper knows that the money for him.
Concierge: Around 50-10 dollars each time he helps you do something for you, especially if it is not included in the task.





