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The Downfall of a Restaurant: A Leadership Deficit

Embrace the Suck

Participate in workshops, peruse literature, and mingle with successful figures in your sector. The recruitment and effective training of suitable staff is critical. Restaurant Excellence Guideline #3: Construct a vivid and persuasive vision for your restaurant that your entire team can rally behind.

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Build more resilient teams with DEI

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The National Restaurant Association resource library: Welcoming workers with disabilities This guide to inclusive hiring for restaurants explains why restaurants can benefit from not only accommodating workers with disabilities but also actively recruiting and welcoming them.

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The Top 10 Things Learned from Working with 1000+ Restaurants

Embrace the Suck

Are you actively recruiting talent each week or just placing a couple of boring job ads hoping that the next superstar is going to walk in? Going to workshops. Bad hiring is a disease. I know the labor pool is shrinking and it’s hard to find people out there. Let’s turn that sentence upside down and ask a few questions: A.

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Questions in the Minds of Restaurant Job Applicants

Ken Burgin

Are there opportunities for further training, or to attend workshops and events? By proactively addressing these questions during the interview process or in job postings, you can create a more effective recruitment experience. Chefs often value opportunities to learn and stay updated with culinary trends.

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Building the dream team: Strategies for creating an outstanding restaurant staff

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Casting a wide net to attract top talent You need to recruit excellent talent right away if you want to create an exceptional team. This will enable you to recruit people from a larger pool as well as those who have a particular interest in the restaurant business.

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8 Ways to Navigate The Restaurant Staff Shortage

Lavu

Provide opportunities for professional growth and skill enhancement, whether through internal training sessions, workshops, or covering the costs of external courses or certifications. Ensure that your recruitment and selection processes are efficient and thorough.

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How to become ‘Employer of Choice’ for local Hospitality Teachers (and help solve your staff shortage)

Ken Burgin

Run a barista workshop at your cafe. Recruit some student assistants and leave them with a souvenir for helping – a fun certificate or the restaurant’s postcard, cap or t-shirt. Put on a cooking show, and make it more than just fancy pans and flames. Include a discussion of how you manage temperature, storage and quality.