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Do you use a dishwasher or wash dishes by hand?
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By hand.
One of my first jobs was a KP so I'm used to washing by hand.
Yes we had a dishwasher, had to prewash everything because it was so shit.
Also, never, ever put a chefs knives through the dishwasher.
I wash as I go when cooking because it's much easier and you're not left with a load of minging dirty dishes after a meal
Helps if you have allergies to food and ingredients too. Hot dishes rinse easily. It's extra steps loading and unloading when you keep a drying rack and rinse your dishes as you go and immediately after eating.