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18 Restaurant Manager Interview Questions to Assess Leadership and Operational Skills

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After all, it’s not just the quality of your food that can keep customers coming back — 73% of diners base their satisfaction on the quality of service they receive. Can you provide an example of how you’ve improved employee performance through training? Hiring the right people can make or break your business.

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10 Proven Restaurant Management Tips and Tricks for Success

Harbor Touch

Hire the Right People and Train Them Well Finding top talent is like casting a winning team. Training locks in that potential. The National Restaurant Association found well-trained staff stay 30% longer. Training builds a stronger team. Food Safety News says 60% of diners now prefer this option for speed and safety.

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How to Open a Deli in 2025: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide for Success

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If youre wondering how to open a deli that stands out in a competitive food market, this guide walks you through every critical step from business planning and licensing to choosing the right equipment and location. Food trends come and go, but the classic sandwich stands the test of time. Is it near a business park?

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Shared Kitchens Are Still Rising: Our Legacy with RFBC and What’s Next

The Food Corridor

In July 2025, the USDA announced the termination of all Regional Food Business Centers (RFBCs), including the Northwest Rocky Mountain Center (Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming), where The Food Corridor served as co-lead for the Connecting and Scaling Food Entrepreneurs Theme Team.

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Pandemic Reflections: What Lessons Has the Restaurant Industry Learned?, Part Three

Modern Restaurant Management

Many restaurant owners had believed they would be covered in the event of something like the pandemic, and found themselves without a safety net. Overall, the pandemic highlighted the vulnerabilities, margin issues, and lack of safety net to restaurants in a way the industry is still recovering from. – Pooja S.

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Pandemic Reflections: What Lessons Has the Restaurant Industry Learned?, Part One

Modern Restaurant Management

The focus now is finding the minimum necessary seating capacity while maximizing kitchen efficiency and service throughput. Instead of simply trying to fit as many seats as possible into a space, the focus now is finding the minimum necessary seating capacity while maximizing kitchen efficiency and service throughput.

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Order and Pay at the Table: A Guide for Your Restaurant

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Even if they have an assigned server, customers can submit orders for additional drinks or food items at any time. Faster Food Delivery: Speed ordering leads to speedy food service. Plus, food runners and servers can spend more time delivering food instead of taking and processing orders.