Best tipping jobs

The jobs where you get the best tips include bartenders, hair stylists, and gaming dealers. In general, people who work in service positions should be tipped, and many of them make most of their pay through tips rather than wages. Tipping has become somewhat controversial, but there are still a lot of jobs that expect tips for their service. If you're looking for a job that gets good tips or are curious about what jobs expect tips, here are ten of the best tipping jobs:

1. Bartender

   Average Salary: $26,362

   A bartender is an expert in mixing and serving alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages, either directly to customers at the bar or through waitstaff who place drink orders for dine-in or room customers. Bartenders should have a wide range of knowledge of drink recipes and be able to assess customers' needs and preferences to make recommendations. They should mix drinks accurately, quickly, and without waste. They are also responsible for checking the customers' identification to ensure they are of legal drinking age and monitor the level of their intoxication.

2. Hair Stylist

   Average Salary: $38,221

   A Hair Stylist's role is to provide services such as haircuts, treatments, coloring, styling, and even maintenance. Most of the time, the clients choose which style or treatment they would prefer, which is why a Hair Stylist must have extensive knowledge and keep up the current trends in Hair Styling. Moreover, a Hair Stylist can also recommend styling and treatments that would suit the client, even sell Hair Care products. Aside from providing quality service, it is also essential for a Hair Stylist to build rapport with clients to ensure customer satisfaction and have a robust client base.

3. Gaming Dealer

4. Doorman

   Average Salary: $32,418

   A doorman is responsible for welcoming guests at the entrance of an establishment, verifying their identity and visiting purpose, as well as checking their baggage to inspect possible restricted items or harmful materials. A doorman ensures the safety and security of the building, including inspection of packages and other deliveries, and reporting any suspicious activities within the premises. They should also have excellent communication and customer service skills, assisting the guests with their inquiries and concerns, including directing them to the appropriate personnel and facility for their business needs.

5. Golf Caddie

   Average Salary: $36,846

6. Disc Jockey

   Average Salary: $54,894

   Disk jockeys are responsible for providing entertainment by playing the best songs for a specific target audience. Usually, disc jockeys work for a radio station or a recreational club. Disc jockeys must be able to have comprehensive knowledge of the music trends to provide the best music experience for the listeners. One of the duties of a disk jockey also includes being able to operate provided systems and equipment to ensure voice and music quality. A disc jockey must even know how to communicate with the audience to take requests and suggestions from the listeners.

7. Taxi Driver

   Average Salary: $37,672

8. Dog Groomer

   Average Salary: $31,920

9. Server

   Average Salary: $29,901

10. Parking Lot Attendant

    Average Salary: $29,699

    A parking lot attendant is primarily in charge of maintaining the smooth flow of traffic in and out of a garage or parking lot. Most parking attendants have the responsibility to assist clients and ensure all fees are paid while maintaining a professional and courteous approach. They also patrol the site and look out for illegally parked vehicles and maintain the cleanliness of their assigned area. Additionally, they must keep an open communication line with team members, reporting to managers regularly.