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Building a Food Culture

Modern Restaurant Management

This is also well-known in foodservice with the fast-paced work required in back and front of house. This goes back to making sure all the other aspects of food culture are in place and are part of a company’s strong points, because they all feed back to the customer.

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A Guide to the Role of a Restaurant Manager: Duties, Daily Routine, and Essential Skills

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Managing a restaurant is a delicate routine—if we can even call it a routine. A better description might be a balancing act that presents new and unique challenges every day. Managers are responsible for nearly every aspect of the restaurant and have to cover a variety of duties. This part of the job is arguably the most multi-faceted.

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STOP SENDING THE WRONG MESSAGE ABOUT CHEFS & KITCHENS

Culinary Cues

Those chefs who deliver the message of standards through yelling, condescending behavior, demeaning employees, for exerting some type of punishment approach have no business in a leadership role and should find another line of work. It’s all so overdone and not true of the majority. The same is true in restaurants.

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How National Coney Island Uses 7shifts to Bring Together 16 Locations

7 Shifts

Executive Summary. Region: Great Lakes. Number of Locations: 16. Restaurant Type: Quick Service. Problem : Manual scheduling processes that took too much time, siloed operations, and didn't resonate with a younger, tech-saavy workforce. The food and hospitality hasn't changed all that much since '65. The restaurant industry has. Table of Contents.

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WORK HARD AND BE KIND

Culinary Cues

From my experience, and apparently those who worked at RA, this is the most essential trait of great leadership. I want people to say this about me some day: “He always worked hard, strove for excellence, expected nothing less of others, was willing to give back, and treated those with whom he associated, with kindness.”

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Experience Is the Best Teacher: Five Things My Father — and Hard Times — Have Taught Me About Leadership in the Restaurant Industry

Modern Restaurant Management

Through financial recessions, terrorist attacks, global pandemics, and just the typical challenges we face in the course of daily business, there are many leadership lessons to be learned. Here are five I’ve come back to again and again. franchisees. Never Take Advantage of the Guest. Support Your Staff. Get Better.

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[Data] How Have The Shifts Changed For Those Working in The Restaurant Industry

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Notable increases in shifts schedules for Back of House Manager (125%) , Dish/Prep (117%), Cook (111%) and notably, Driver (85%) are indicative of the shift towards off-premise dining brought upon by the pandemic. For restaurant staffing , a lot of talk has been centered around the labor shortage—and who isn't working.