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Our mission is to bring you the most objective and accurate information about technology for restaurant and hospitality businesses. On the 7shifts blog, we make it our duty to provide our readers with a relevant, trusted, and useful source for restaurant employees and managers to succeed in their goals. What sets us apart.

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META BOFINGER’S RESTAURANT SECRET

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My secret ingredient is the love I have for what I do and for the people who visit my restaurant every day. What Meta is pointing to is something different. Now over the years I moved on from a pessimistic view of what Meta offered and began to push aside my misconceived idea of what hospitality might be.

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THE HANDSHAKE OF THE HOST DETERMINES THE FLAVOR OF THE ROAST

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Customers would like up, sometimes around the block, hoping for a seat in her rather small restaurant where she featured, what we called – blue plate specials. I asked her what made her food so special? What was the ingredient? This love is what we call “hospitality”. Happy, welcomed employees produce happy food.

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KITCHEN GROUPISM VS. TEAM

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We know it’s foolish and wrong, but what the hell – the group gets a laugh. What kitchens should seek is a coming together with that common purpose without sacrificing what one believes as an individual. What teams seek to find is leadership in this regard and not the subservient desire to be led.

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THE INTER-DEPENDANCE OF BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY RESTAURANTS

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Walking down the streets in the once most robust city in proximity to my home, I was deeply concerned at what I saw. This can easily be applied to what I experienced on this late November day. An environment of excitement, intrigue, service, hospitality, and memorable experiences is required. President John F.

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CHARGING FOR BREAD -SERIOUSLY?

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Consumers may wonder how naïve manufacturers think consumers are and even worse believing that we will all just shrug our shoulders and think “it is what it is”. Now the latest insult to the business of restaurant hospitality and any attempt to justify value is charging for bread. Bread has always been a given.

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APPRECIATING HOSPITALITY WORKERS

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There are also those who work during this time of the year so that others can enjoy the time with family: UPS, Postal, and FedEx drivers; retail store workers, military, police and fire, doctors, and nurses, and those who are part of the hospitality/restaurant/travel industries.