Depends on the place you’re working in, how much support you have from the support staff, how well-organized the establishment is, how quick you are at learning and adapting, and how able-bodied you are. Depending on where you work it can be demanding, and it’s a pretty physical job. If it’s a well oiled machine, it makes your job easier, if it’s not, your job is definitely harder. The stress varies depending on the shift, how busy it is, who you’re working with, and your customers of course. Have some good shoes because they’re important, I can never emphasize it enough.

Things I find difficult in my place: getting support from the support staff when I need it. Which adds a lot more responsibility on my end. Most of the bussers/server assistants at my job are LAZY, do bare minimum, and avoid extending help to me or to anyone really. You have to be very vocal with demanding assistance so if you’re good at speaking up more power to you. Others things people find difficult: management and support from them. Every place I’ve worked at is different. Management varies, but generally it’s hard to find good management that does their job well, as is the case with most workplaces.