Published September 21, 2015
Is Tablet Technology Backfiring When it Comes to Tipping?
Even though the goal of technology is to make our lives easier, when certain functionalities have glitches, technology can actually backfire on us. For example, tablets used at a number of restaurants for ordering and paying appear to have glitches in the system that leave employees with incorrect tip amounts. This post from Shiftgig has all the details.
Read the full article here: “Order-at-the-Table” Tablets Are Shorting Servers Their Tips
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