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JUST DON’T KNOW OR JUST DON’T CARE

Culinary Cues

It is apparent in the classroom, the local grocery store, your doctor’s office, the gym where you work out, car dealerships, airports, subways, hotels, and yes – restaurants. A training investment in your people is an investment in the success of the business. Look around and you can readily see the results.

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WHAT WOULD ESCOFFIER SAY

Culinary Cues

How is your kitchen organized, how much time are you willing to invest in training, how do you (the chef and owner) present yourself as a leader and mentor, how serious are you about the right way to cook, how open are you to sharing, and how effective are you at building a team of professionals who look and act the part?

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Rethinking the Future of Dining Through Technology

Modern Restaurant Management

While Noma’s run as a Michelin restaurant is now at an end, there are many reasons why it doesn’t spell the end of fine dining cuisine as we know it. There’s a high cost in running fine dining restaurants, but the value rests in their place in society. Food is a business of making people happy.

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How To Become A Restaurant Manager in 2024: A Comprehensive Guide

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One of a restaurant manager’s primary responsibilities is hiring, training, and scheduling staff so that the business runs smoothly. Step-by-step process to becoming a restaurant manager Becoming a successful restaurant manager involves getting relevant education and training and building hands-on experience in the industry.

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DON’T SETTLE FOR MEDIOCRITY

Culinary Cues

These are the Ritz Carlton’s of the hotel business, the Tesla’s of electric autos, the Wegman’s of the grocery business, the Apple’s of computer hardware and electronics, the Harvard’s of business schools, and the French Laundry’s of the restaurant industry. PLAN BETTER – TRAIN HARDER. Mediocrity has no place in their vocabulary.

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TEAM COMPETITIVENESS IN THE KITCHEN

Culinary Cues

They hire, train, critique, support, celebrate, and rally behind the members of the team that has been built and push each individual to contribute his or her best – always. Charlie Trotter, in many chefs’ minds, defined what fine dining would become in America. PLAN BETTER – TRAIN HARDER. Harvest America Ventures, LLC.

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Restaurant Revenue Management: 3 Killer Strategies to Boost Sales

7 Shifts

It was used in the airline and hotel industry to significant effect, with some companies reporting sales increasing of between 2 to 5%. It's now becoming more common in the restaurant industry because restaurants embody many of the same business characteristics of airlines and hotels that made revenue management so successful.