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For example, a server who knows they have opportunities for promotion to FOH manager is more likely to remain motivated and loyal. With high expectations for service, the FOH manager coordinates closely with servers and bartenders to deliver an exceptional dining experience. Sourcing Candidates Utilize multiple recruitment channels.
So, you have to be selective because this recruitment decision can either make or break your restaurant business – a suitable person can lead to growth, while a wrong person can bring disaster. Typically, a restaurant’s operation can be categorized into two parts – front-of-house (FOH) and back-of-house (BOH).
Every pitfall mentioned in this article includes a solution (which reminds me, you should also look into best practices for F&B franchising). Recommended Read : How To Recruit Great Franchisees For Your Restaurant Business (And Keep Them On Board). Instead, we embrace the dark side and look at the pain points and pitfalls.
In the meantime, the NRA and others already offer guidance on FOH logistics like food running, customer management, bathroom safety, and customer takeout. This article was updated to reflect federal guidelines released by the CDC. The groups behind Safety First plan to release more front of house guidance soon.
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