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The post Unpacking Social Media: What Restaurants Need to Know in 2019 appeared first on Open for Business. Social media is practically an obligatory topic for industry events and how-to articles, and for good reason: About half of all consumers learn about food through social networks, and last year, 63% of restaurants used social media for marketing.* MORE
I can’t remember where I first saw this picture, but regardless – I found it so telling of the soul of a restaurant worker. Far too often, we assess people based on face value – our first impressions that are sometimes true, but oftentimes – misleading. How often do we take the time to truly look people in the eye, get to know them, get to understand them, and allow ourselves to feel their condition? MORE
Working very hard is not unique to foodservice – there are many careers that require extra-human effort, but very few that absolutely require individuals to be “all in”. By “all in” I am referring to total commitment, building your life around the demands of the job, and most significantly to do so while being oblivious to the impact that this commitment has on other aspect of one’s life. MORE
It’s December, and the air is seasoned with the scent of cinnamon, spice, and everything nice. January is fast-approaching, and hot lunch spots will soon be back on the mind of every highschool and college student in your area. Want to capture the hungry, back-to-school lunch crowd for January? MORE
Pride is both an essential part of self-motivation and an obstacle for those who distance themselves from input and the occasional need to admit mistakes and seek the opportunity to improve. Pride is that driving force that allows cooks to present a plate of food with their unique signature and proclaim: “I made this.” MORE
Before we look forward to 2020, we need to glance back at 2019. Design Equipment Finance Law Marketing Operations most read MRM's top 10 articles for 2019 top tenModern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine continued to grow, registering more than half a million page views. Again, most of our top posts showcased thought leadership on hot topics in restaurant management. MORE
The post 20 Best Nashville Food Trucks 2019 appeared first on KaTom Blog. 20 Best Food Trucks in Nashville, TN. Nashville, Tennessee: Home of the Predators and the Titans, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and a one-to-one replica of the Greek Parthenon in Athens that’s been confusing outsiders since 1897. With so much to do, Nashville has easily cemented itself as one of the fastest-growing cities over the last several years, and now ranks in the top 25 for the country. MORE
Restaurant Marketing & Management Marketing marketing ideas for restaurant marketing ideas for restaurant 2019New restaurants are coming up every day, from food truck business to fine dining to cafes and to theme-based restaurants, options are uncountable. Running your own business is sounds great but make a restaurant business successful is not easy. Selecting a good location can’t alone give a guarantee of success. MORE
There are chefs and there are chefs. Some hold the title while others have earned the title. So what is the difference? I have always been blessed to count a significant number of true chefs as friends. These are people who everyday exemplify what it means to be great at what they do. MORE
When it comes to sales, the industry’s run to the finish line at the end of 2019 will be much more of a crawl than a sprint. The sample of 2,000 adults (18 years or older) in the United States was surveyed on September 8, 2019. Key findings from the 2019 State of Snacking report, which is available for download at www.stateofsnacking.com, include: Our relationship with food is fundamentally changing. percent in 2019. MORE
The post 2019 Restaurant Holiday Trends to Jump On appeared first on Open for Business. Trends are everywhere from fashion to food and can change at the drop of a hat, which means businesses must be flexible with what they promote. MORE
Restaurant owners are keeping their eyes on key trends from 2019 while preparing for emerging technology in 2020. How was technology used in 2019? Some major brands unveiled other interesting restaurant and technology experiments in 2019. What was introduced in 2019? MORE
If your website is not mobile friendly, you are going to plummet in search results on mobile phones in 2019. The post 2019 Digital Marketing To Do List for Restaurants appeared first on Restaurant Clicks. A new year is here and the world around us changes every day when it comes to keeping up with marketing trends and technology for your restaurant business. MORE
I have the privilege of working with many different restaurants and food businesses. Some are very successful, while others are hanging by a thread. Some are owned by individuals who have the knowledge and the wisdom of seasoned business people, while others struggle to find a path to survival. MORE
So what are the best schedule maker tools for businesses in 2019 that you can look forward to trying? The post The 16 Best Free Schedule Maker Tools In 2019 appeared first on Sling. As a business manager , you have a lot of responsibilities: plan projects, create and execute marketing, coordinate deliveries, organize employees, and ensure the smooth operation of your company. But unlike other jobs of similar complexity, you don’t have support departments to back you up. MORE
Did you know that the average American switches jobs every 4.2 years ? The average restaurant employee, however, change jobs every 56 days ! It’s a miracle that restaurants remain a significant part of the economy despite this major staffing problem. MORE
Below are some of our take-aways from some of the sessions, keynotes, and events… MUFSO Conference 2019 Golden Chain Award CEO Panel. The session was moderated by Alice Elliot, NRN’s 2019 Norman Award honoree (more on that below). MUFSO Conference 2019 Keynote Speaker, Gary Vaynerchuk. 2019 MUFSO Conference Hot Concepts Award. 2019 Norman Award Honoree: Alice Elliot, CEO, The Elliot Group. MORE
The more I travel, experience communities, and try their restaurants – the more I scratch my head and ask the question: “What are they thinking?” The restaurant business is one that is relatively simple in concept, yet enormously complicated to execute. Develop a product that people are willing to buy, prepare it consistently well, make sure hot food is hot and cold food is cold, serve it quickly and with a smile, and provide value for the money spent. Simple right? MORE
Spark 2019: Re-Imagining Hospitality for the Restaurant Industry. The 2019 Spark conference, presented by HotSchedules and Fourth, brought restaurant industry leaders together to address challenges facing operators today. Nearly 250 restaurant professionals from 70 brands gathered in Austin, TX, to try to answer these questions and many more during Spark 2019, a conference by HotSchedules, now powered by Fourth. . MORE
The post 2019 Restaurant Holiday Trends to Jump On appeared first on Open for Business. Trends are everywhere from fashion to food and can change at the drop of a hat, which means businesses must be flexible with what they promote. MORE
I vividly remember flying out of Buffalo, New York in 1971 for Army Basic Training at Fort Jackson. It was, ironically, my first time on a plane and considering that this was at the peak of the Vietnam War, I was doubly nervous. MORE
Having worked as a consultant for a large foodservice distributor for 4 years, I learned a lot about their business. A lot of stuff they don’t want you to know! MORE
Typically, it starts off that way – old enough to work, they’re hiring, no experience required – it’s a job. MORE
The post 2019 Restaurant Holiday Trends to Jump On appeared first on Open for Business. Trends are everywhere from fashion to food and can change at the drop of a hat, which means businesses must be flexible with what they promote. MORE
Say what you will about the craziness of kitchen life, the relentless hours that drive people away from the business, the somewhat unorthodox behavior of some who wear the white jacket and tie on an apron; the stress, heat, humidity, cuts and burns, swollen feet and back cramps; and the anxiety that comes from not knowing what each day or night will bring – it’s still an exciting place to work. A great deal has changed over the past ten years or so, yet many of these conditions remain. MORE
We’ve scoured the Web, spoken to in-the-know bartenders, and taste-tested the newest drinks to bring you the best summer cocktail trends of 2019. After all, 2019 is the summer of the smoky cocktail (see below). The whiskey trends of the past few years have prepped taste buds nationwide for smoky liquids, and summer 2019 is the season to jump into this special cocktail trend. Another summer 2019 cocktail trend, predicted by Rob, is muddled seasonal fruits. MORE
29, 2019. The post Mastering Your Bar’s Liquor Inventory System [Updated 2019] appeared first on iPad Point of Sale System for Restaurants, Bars & More. Do you dread taking bar inventory? You’re not alone. Most restaurant and bar owners struggle with maintaining order of their inventory. It’s tedious and arduous, but when done right, liquor inventory management can decrease costs and increase profits. Below, we reveal how to set up an efficient bar inventory system. MORE
It’s hard work to run a restaurant. It takes time, commitment, and the ability to deal with a number of challenges at the same time. Not to mention: you must always deliver a memorable experience for customers. MORE
… The post Cookbook and Food Book Recommendations 2019 appeared first on GastroGays. MORE
According to Kenneth Research (September 2019), the Acai berry market was valued at $712 million in 2017, and it is expected to grow at a steady rate of 12.71% between 2018-2025. The Acai berry market expands across the globe. MORE
In the Food Service industry, 2019 is bringing in its own wave of fresh trends! According to researchers from Restaurant Business, natural food enhancements will continue to grow in popularity among restaurateurs in 2019. Use of local foods and flavors is also a Food Service trend that you can expect in 2019. All of which affect how restaurants will operate not only in 2019, but every year following. Each new year brings new trends. MORE
2019 was a stellar year for Santé as we continued to give you industry-relevant content through an expanded syndication network. In 2019 Santé reached over 1.5 Enjoy this highlight of 2019 as we look forward to serving you in 2020. MORE
History was my favorite subject in school and is still one of my favorite subjects to read. MORE
Meanwhile, we discovered… The post 10 Gin Brands to Look Out For in 2019 appeared first on GastroGays. It’s #Ginuary once again and we’re sharing so much gin content on our social media platforms, from daily snapshots and shout-outs to tips and round-ups to tempt all manner of gin imbibers. MORE
There is little question that most young cooks who are serious about their craft have a desire to work for the higher end, independent properties with chefs who are committed to building a name for themselves and the restaurant where they work. This is where a young cook can hone the craft of cooking, gain some pretty flashy chops, learn about cutting edge presentations, and build on a resume that has some impressive strength. MORE
The post The 10 Best Time Clocks For Small Businesses In 2019 appeared first on Sling. The time clock is an integral part of most businesses. It helps keep track of work hours so you can pay employees accordingly. Whether your business has one or 100 employees, you will need a time clock that fits the unique needs of your business. . Unfortunately, not all time clocks are created equally. The solution that’s right for a large business may not work well for a small business. MORE
My 2016 ( Transparency ) and 2018 ( Death of Direct Trade ) forecasts were mostly focused on the ways of doing new tea business, but my forecast for 2019 is more about how these established new tea businesses are connecting with their customers. My team will be producing the World Tea and Music Festival which will follow the World Tea Expo on June 13, 2019; where we will be staging several immersive experiences. MORE
It’s 5:15, 120 degrees in front of the battery of ranges, and sweat is pouring down every cook’s back, dripping off their foreheads. This is moment in time, like the starting line for an important race, when adrenaline is pulsing through a cook’s veins, fingers are tingling in anticipation, knees are a little weak, and that 5-minute cold sandwich that was inhaled while standing over a garbage can isn’t sitting too well. MORE
Every great restaurant has many parts that contribute to its success: delicious food, excellent customer service, an inviting atmosphere, and competent staff. But restaurant management is the glue that holds it all together. As a restaurant manager, your job is to juggle several responsibilities—from managing employees and controlling costs to creating staff schedules and boosting revenue. With so many responsibilities, running a restaurant can be tricky. MORE
2019 was a big step forward for our company, for our product and for data-driven restaurant operators. Check out our 2019 Year-in-Review below. In July of 2019, xtraCHEF announced a $7.5M In 2019, #teamxtrachef more than doubled in size. MORE
While restaurant sales were lower for November of 2018, November of 2019 did not include the same holiday headwinds. Second, the shift of Thanksgiving into December of 2019 converts from tailwind to headwind this month. MORE
He’s overseeing The Victoria Arduino Experience at Caffè Culture 2019 in London this 28th–29th October ( register before the event for a free trade pass ), in which attendees will compete for prizes by deducing the temperature at which coffees were brewed, the water type that was used, the speed the beans were ground at, and more. Caffè Culture 2019 will be held this 28th–29th October in London. The extraction of your new single origin espresso is off: what do you do? MORE
This article stems from a recent experience in a hotel where I was staying. The power went out for a few hours, but when it returned I stopped into the bar for a drink. The bar was fully set, there were two employees on duty, the ice was in the bin, and the cocktail napkins were fanned on the bar top. When I asked for a drink, the bartender told me that she couldn’t serve me because the computer system was down. MORE
2019 Related Topics Sante
DECEMBER 30, 2019
2019 was a stellar year for Santé as we continued to give you industry-relevant content through an expanded syndication network. In 2019 Santé reached over 1.5 Enjoy this highlight of 2019 as we look forward to serving you in 2020.
Restaurant365
DECEMBER 12, 2019
Restaurant owners are keeping their eyes on key trends from 2019 while preparing for emerging technology in 2020. How was technology used in 2019? Some major brands unveiled other interesting restaurant and technology experiments in 2019. What was introduced in 2019?
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7 Shifts
SEPTEMBER 19, 2019
Every great restaurant has many parts that contribute to its success: delicious food, excellent customer service, an inviting atmosphere, and competent staff. But restaurant management is the glue that holds it all together. As a restaurant manager, your job is to juggle several responsibilities—from managing employees and controlling costs to creating staff schedules and boosting revenue. With so many responsibilities, running a restaurant can be tricky.
Gastro Gays
JANUARY 17, 2019
Meanwhile, we discovered… The post 10 Gin Brands to Look Out For in 2019 appeared first on GastroGays. It’s #Ginuary once again and we’re sharing so much gin content on our social media platforms, from daily snapshots and shout-outs to tips and round-ups to tempt all manner of gin imbibers.
Culinary Cues
DECEMBER 14, 2019
I vividly remember flying out of Buffalo, New York in 1971 for Army Basic Training at Fort Jackson. It was, ironically, my first time on a plane and considering that this was at the peak of the Vietnam War, I was doubly nervous.
Modern Restaurant Management
DECEMBER 16, 2019
While restaurant sales were lower for November of 2018, November of 2019 did not include the same holiday headwinds. Second, the shift of Thanksgiving into December of 2019 converts from tailwind to headwind this month.
Culinary Cues
DECEMBER 1, 2019
Every year, this weekend is the official time to celebrate small businesses.
Modern Restaurant Management
DECEMBER 30, 2019
Before we look forward to 2020, we need to glance back at 2019. Design Equipment Finance Law Marketing Operations most read MRM's top 10 articles for 2019 top tenModern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine continued to grow, registering more than half a million page views. Again, most of our top posts showcased thought leadership on hot topics in restaurant management.
Culinary Cues
NOVEMBER 25, 2019
Typically, it starts off that way – old enough to work, they’re hiring, no experience required – it’s a job.
KaTom
SEPTEMBER 10, 2019
The post 20 Best Nashville Food Trucks 2019 appeared first on KaTom Blog. 20 Best Food Trucks in Nashville, TN. Nashville, Tennessee: Home of the Predators and the Titans, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and a one-to-one replica of the Greek Parthenon in Athens that’s been confusing outsiders since 1897. With so much to do, Nashville has easily cemented itself as one of the fastest-growing cities over the last several years, and now ranks in the top 25 for the country.
Culinary Cues
DECEMBER 30, 2019
I have the privilege of working with many different restaurants and food businesses. Some are very successful, while others are hanging by a thread. Some are owned by individuals who have the knowledge and the wisdom of seasoned business people, while others struggle to find a path to survival.
Sling
OCTOBER 21, 2019
So what are the best schedule maker tools for businesses in 2019 that you can look forward to trying? The post The 16 Best Free Schedule Maker Tools In 2019 appeared first on Sling. As a business manager , you have a lot of responsibilities: plan projects, create and execute marketing, coordinate deliveries, organize employees, and ensure the smooth operation of your company. But unlike other jobs of similar complexity, you don’t have support departments to back you up.
Culinary Cues
AUGUST 31, 2019
Working very hard is not unique to foodservice – there are many careers that require extra-human effort, but very few that absolutely require individuals to be “all in”. By “all in” I am referring to total commitment, building your life around the demands of the job, and most significantly to do so while being oblivious to the impact that this commitment has on other aspect of one’s life.
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Xtra Chef
DECEMBER 23, 2019
2019 was a big step forward for our company, for our product and for data-driven restaurant operators. Check out our 2019 Year-in-Review below. In July of 2019, xtraCHEF announced a $7.5M In 2019, #teamxtrachef more than doubled in size.
Culinary Cues
NOVEMBER 16, 2019
The more I travel, experience communities, and try their restaurants – the more I scratch my head and ask the question: “What are they thinking?” The restaurant business is one that is relatively simple in concept, yet enormously complicated to execute. Develop a product that people are willing to buy, prepare it consistently well, make sure hot food is hot and cold food is cold, serve it quickly and with a smile, and provide value for the money spent. Simple right?
Embrace the Suck
DECEMBER 25, 2019
Having worked as a consultant for a large foodservice distributor for 4 years, I learned a lot about their business. A lot of stuff they don’t want you to know!
Culinary Cues
OCTOBER 16, 2019
Say what you will about the craziness of kitchen life, the relentless hours that drive people away from the business, the somewhat unorthodox behavior of some who wear the white jacket and tie on an apron; the stress, heat, humidity, cuts and burns, swollen feet and back cramps; and the anxiety that comes from not knowing what each day or night will bring – it’s still an exciting place to work. A great deal has changed over the past ten years or so, yet many of these conditions remain.
Modern Restaurant Management
NOVEMBER 26, 2019
History was my favorite subject in school and is still one of my favorite subjects to read.
Culinary Cues
SEPTEMBER 14, 2019
There are chefs and there are chefs. Some hold the title while others have earned the title. So what is the difference? I have always been blessed to count a significant number of true chefs as friends. These are people who everyday exemplify what it means to be great at what they do.
Culinary Cues
SEPTEMBER 7, 2019
I can’t remember where I first saw this picture, but regardless – I found it so telling of the soul of a restaurant worker. Far too often, we assess people based on face value – our first impressions that are sometimes true, but oftentimes – misleading. How often do we take the time to truly look people in the eye, get to know them, get to understand them, and allow ourselves to feel their condition?
Social Hospitality
DECEMBER 2, 2019
According to Kenneth Research (September 2019), the Acai berry market was valued at $712 million in 2017, and it is expected to grow at a steady rate of 12.71% between 2018-2025. The Acai berry market expands across the globe.
Modern Restaurant Management
NOVEMBER 18, 2019
When it comes to sales, the industry’s run to the finish line at the end of 2019 will be much more of a crawl than a sprint. The sample of 2,000 adults (18 years or older) in the United States was surveyed on September 8, 2019. Key findings from the 2019 State of Snacking report, which is available for download at www.stateofsnacking.com, include: Our relationship with food is fundamentally changing. percent in 2019.
Gastro Gays
DECEMBER 16, 2019
… The post Cookbook and Food Book Recommendations 2019 appeared first on GastroGays.
Culinary Cues
NOVEMBER 8, 2019
It’s 5:15, 120 degrees in front of the battery of ranges, and sweat is pouring down every cook’s back, dripping off their foreheads. This is moment in time, like the starting line for an important race, when adrenaline is pulsing through a cook’s veins, fingers are tingling in anticipation, knees are a little weak, and that 5-minute cold sandwich that was inhaled while standing over a garbage can isn’t sitting too well.
Restaurant Clicks
JANUARY 3, 2019
If your website is not mobile friendly, you are going to plummet in search results on mobile phones in 2019. The post 2019 Digital Marketing To Do List for Restaurants appeared first on Restaurant Clicks. A new year is here and the world around us changes every day when it comes to keeping up with marketing trends and technology for your restaurant business.
Lavu
MAY 31, 2019
29, 2019. The post Mastering Your Bar’s Liquor Inventory System [Updated 2019] appeared first on iPad Point of Sale System for Restaurants, Bars & More. Do you dread taking bar inventory? You’re not alone. Most restaurant and bar owners struggle with maintaining order of their inventory. It’s tedious and arduous, but when done right, liquor inventory management can decrease costs and increase profits. Below, we reveal how to set up an efficient bar inventory system.
Culinary Cues
OCTOBER 31, 2019
There is little question that most young cooks who are serious about their craft have a desire to work for the higher end, independent properties with chefs who are committed to building a name for themselves and the restaurant where they work. This is where a young cook can hone the craft of cooking, gain some pretty flashy chops, learn about cutting edge presentations, and build on a resume that has some impressive strength.
Hot Schedules
NOVEMBER 20, 2019
Spark 2019: Re-Imagining Hospitality for the Restaurant Industry. The 2019 Spark conference, presented by HotSchedules and Fourth, brought restaurant industry leaders together to address challenges facing operators today. Nearly 250 restaurant professionals from 70 brands gathered in Austin, TX, to try to answer these questions and many more during Spark 2019, a conference by HotSchedules, now powered by Fourth. .
Lavu
JUNE 3, 2019
We’ve scoured the Web, spoken to in-the-know bartenders, and taste-tested the newest drinks to bring you the best summer cocktail trends of 2019. After all, 2019 is the summer of the smoky cocktail (see below). The whiskey trends of the past few years have prepped taste buds nationwide for smoky liquids, and summer 2019 is the season to jump into this special cocktail trend. Another summer 2019 cocktail trend, predicted by Rob, is muddled seasonal fruits.
Social Hospitality
DECEMBER 1, 2019
It’s hard work to run a restaurant. It takes time, commitment, and the ability to deal with a number of challenges at the same time. Not to mention: you must always deliver a memorable experience for customers.
Open for Business
JULY 16, 2019
The post Unpacking Social Media: What Restaurants Need to Know in 2019 appeared first on Open for Business. Social media is practically an obligatory topic for industry events and how-to articles, and for good reason: About half of all consumers learn about food through social networks, and last year, 63% of restaurants used social media for marketing.*
Perfect Daily Grind
SEPTEMBER 19, 2019
He’s overseeing The Victoria Arduino Experience at Caffè Culture 2019 in London this 28th–29th October ( register before the event for a free trade pass ), in which attendees will compete for prizes by deducing the temperature at which coffees were brewed, the water type that was used, the speed the beans were ground at, and more. Caffè Culture 2019 will be held this 28th–29th October in London. The extraction of your new single origin espresso is off: what do you do?
Bingage
OCTOBER 5, 2019
Restaurant Marketing & Management Marketing marketing ideas for restaurant marketing ideas for restaurant 2019New restaurants are coming up every day, from food truck business to fine dining to cafes and to theme-based restaurants, options are uncountable. Running your own business is sounds great but make a restaurant business successful is not easy. Selecting a good location can’t alone give a guarantee of success.
7 Shifts
DECEMBER 27, 2019
Did you know that the average American switches jobs every 4.2 years ? The average restaurant employee, however, change jobs every 56 days ! It’s a miracle that restaurants remain a significant part of the economy despite this major staffing problem.
7 Shifts
DECEMBER 18, 2019
It’s December, and the air is seasoned with the scent of cinnamon, spice, and everything nice. January is fast-approaching, and hot lunch spots will soon be back on the mind of every highschool and college student in your area. Want to capture the hungry, back-to-school lunch crowd for January?
T-Ching
FEBRUARY 4, 2019
My 2016 ( Transparency ) and 2018 ( Death of Direct Trade ) forecasts were mostly focused on the ways of doing new tea business, but my forecast for 2019 is more about how these established new tea businesses are connecting with their customers. My team will be producing the World Tea and Music Festival which will follow the World Tea Expo on June 13, 2019; where we will be staging several immersive experiences.
Xtra Chef
OCTOBER 23, 2019
Below are some of our take-aways from some of the sessions, keynotes, and events… MUFSO Conference 2019 Golden Chain Award CEO Panel. The session was moderated by Alice Elliot, NRN’s 2019 Norman Award honoree (more on that below). MUFSO Conference 2019 Keynote Speaker, Gary Vaynerchuk. 2019 MUFSO Conference Hot Concepts Award. 2019 Norman Award Honoree: Alice Elliot, CEO, The Elliot Group.
Open for Business
DECEMBER 3, 2019
The post 2019 Restaurant Holiday Trends to Jump On appeared first on Open for Business. Trends are everywhere from fashion to food and can change at the drop of a hat, which means businesses must be flexible with what they promote.
Open for Business
DECEMBER 3, 2019
The post 2019 Restaurant Holiday Trends to Jump On appeared first on Open for Business. Trends are everywhere from fashion to food and can change at the drop of a hat, which means businesses must be flexible with what they promote.
Open for Business
DECEMBER 3, 2019
The post 2019 Restaurant Holiday Trends to Jump On appeared first on Open for Business. Trends are everywhere from fashion to food and can change at the drop of a hat, which means businesses must be flexible with what they promote.
Culinary Cues
OCTOBER 23, 2019
This article stems from a recent experience in a hotel where I was staying. The power went out for a few hours, but when it returned I stopped into the bar for a drink. The bar was fully set, there were two employees on duty, the ice was in the bin, and the cocktail napkins were fanned on the bar top. When I asked for a drink, the bartender told me that she couldn’t serve me because the computer system was down.
Sling
OCTOBER 14, 2019
The post The 10 Best Time Clocks For Small Businesses In 2019 appeared first on Sling. The time clock is an integral part of most businesses. It helps keep track of work hours so you can pay employees accordingly. Whether your business has one or 100 employees, you will need a time clock that fits the unique needs of your business. . Unfortunately, not all time clocks are created equally. The solution that’s right for a large business may not work well for a small business.
Culinary Cues
OCTOBER 8, 2019
Pride is both an essential part of self-motivation and an obstacle for those who distance themselves from input and the occasional need to admit mistakes and seek the opportunity to improve. Pride is that driving force that allows cooks to present a plate of food with their unique signature and proclaim: “I made this.”
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