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Boosting Guest Satisfaction Through Faster Staff Responses

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Internal communication, especially between front- and back-of-house staff, is one of the most overlooked drivers of operational efficiency and l asting loyalty. After all, when teams are aligned and able to provide quality service almost instantly, guests notice, appreciate the teamwork and keep coming back.

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Four Ways to Streamline Reopening Procedures for Restaurants

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Undoubtedly, most restaurant owners are eager to flip their closed signs and to welcome back their beloved patrons. Common sanitation precautions being taken include lowered occupancy limits, mask requirements, and in-house social distancing. Though a handful of U.S. However, it won’t be business as usual. Employee well-being.

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Restaurant Staff Training 101

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Proper staff training keeps your team knowledgeable, confident, and able to provide the kind of customer service that keeps guests coming back. Front-of-house (FOH) staff, like servers and hosts, will need customer service training, upselling techniques, and communication skills.

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MRM EXCLUSIVE: Creating a Culture of Cleanliness 

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There are several considerations that owners and managers must take when establishing new cleaning procedures, including: Frequency – Enhanced cleaning and disinfection, in both front-of-house (FOH) and back-of-house (BOH) areas, will reduce the spread of potentially harmful germs throughout the restaurant.

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Competition’s Coming: Key Technology Changes Can Help You Win

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By improving customer loyalty and increasing revenue through the smart use of technology from the public-facing part of the business all the way to the back-of-house prep, sourcing, and staffing. In the near future, we’ll look at printed menus the way we look back at newspapers today. Inventory stock changed significantly.

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Effective Communication For Restaurant Teams & Employees

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Keeping your office door open is the fastest way to get information about what’s going on at your restaurant. When your team doesn’t have to think about how to communicate, they can more easily share and receive information. A simple way to make yourself more accessible to employees is to have an open door policy.

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Forged in the Fire: True Hospitality Born from Camaraderie and Respect

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In a people-powered industry dependent on sophisticated coordination, management strategies prioritizing mutual respect and enabling communication between the Front and Back of House can cultivate inclusive environments where relationships matter and memories are made.