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MRM EXCLUSIVE: New Research Reveals Restaurant Managers Are Key Ingredient in the Recipe for Staff Retention

Modern Restaurant Management

Along with more obvious employee morale boosters like higher pay, what struck us most in the data was how managers often play an outsized role in staff retention—they can make or break continuity, depending on how they go about their jobs. The good news? But having such emotional intelligence is no small feat.

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Inspiring Hourly Workers

Modern Restaurant Management

Greenberg is an internationally recognized speaker, author and coach with franchise clients that include McDonalds, Great Clips, GNC, RE/MAX, Smoothie King, Global Franchise Group and many more. Mostly I want readers to believe that hourly workers really can do great things when they’re properly managed. Why write this book now?

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Improve Employee Retention with Leadership Development

Crunchtime

With a 5-Step Leadership Ladder , you can quickly deploy a talent development program to retain team members and develop bench strength. From the moment a new employee is hired, you have an opportunity to teach them about leadership, giving rising stars opportunities to learn management skills before you need to promote them.

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KITCHEN GROUPISM VS. TEAM

Culinary Cues

Anyone who has been hired as a new employee knows the feeling of being on the outside of groupism. What teams seek to find is leadership in this regard and not the subservient desire to be led. Success happens because of the sense of team and the leadership that sets the stage for this to occur.

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SUCCESSFUL CHEFS – WHAT CAREER KILLERS TO AVOID

Culinary Cues

In all cases, there will be a re-shuffling of priorities driving changes to the profile of the “best candidate” for the leadership position in the kitchen. This is where you need to be. [] POWER vs. LEADERSHIP. “I When you hire a person you own the responsibility to inform, train, teach, and improve their abilities.

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Where Are You Stuck? The 4 Stages of Restaurant Growth

Embrace the Suck

Symptoms: The owners and managers are in a constant state of stress, frustration, and overwhelm. The managers usually hide in the office and rarely (if ever) come out to talk to the staff or the guests. Symptoms : The owners and managers are exhausted, yet they are still determined. In school, these are your D & F students.

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The Top 10 Things Learned from Working with 1000+ Restaurants

Embrace the Suck

I keep detailed coaching notes from every client I have had over the past 11 years as The Restaurant Coach™ Some of those stories make it into my books, speaking gigs, podcasts, or just as a solid warning to new clients about what not to do! Bad hiring is a disease. Your time management most likely sucks.

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