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3 Reasons Not To Open a Restaurant, and the 1 Reason You Should

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A 2003 study by Ohio State University found that 60% of restaurants fail within their first 3 years of operation, and 80% fail before the 5th year. This grind makes it near impossible for managers and owners to retain good talent, thus leading to constant recruiting and training of new personnel that will likely leave as well.

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3 Reasons Not To Open a Restaurant, and the 1 Reason You Should

Bevspot

A 2003 study by Ohio State University found that 60% of restaurants fail within their first 3 years of operation, and 80% fail before the 5th year. This grind makes it near impossible for managers and owners to retain good talent, thus leading to constant recruiting and training of new personnel that will likely leave as well.

2014 52
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The Restaurant World Still Has a Child Care Problem

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“We would see employees on the right track, getting experience, starting to get to the next level, meaning a management promotion, and then child care would fall through,” says Marcus. Which, as an employee is one thing, but once you get into management, the stakes get higher. Then they couldn’t get to work on time. to 6 p.m.

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Tyson Built the Plant. Its Meatpackers Built the Community.

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An employee stands sentinel at the cash register, rapidly scribbling orders on a seemingly endless supply of notepads while screaming into the open kitchen. It was later revealed that a group of managers had taken bets on how many workers would become infected. Today, the restaurant is a scene of controlled chaos.

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Soho House, Explained

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Somehow, the "wrong crowd" managed to infiltrate New York’s Soho House — a crowd of corporate suits. Kim Kardashian and the Real Housewives are in the same category as lawyers and hedge fund managers, as former membership director Tim Geary told the Hollywood Reporter — both lacking in the je ne sais quoi that deems one worthy of Soho House.

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Soho House, Explained

EATER

Somehow, the "wrong crowd" managed to infiltrate New York’s Soho House — a crowd of corporate suits. Kim Kardashian and the Real Housewives are in the same category as lawyers and hedge fund managers, as former membership director Tim Geary told the Hollywood Reporter — both lacking in the je ne sais quoi that deems one worthy of Soho House.