Take One for the Team

Take One for the Team

It’s not my section. My customer. My job. My problem. It’s not, it’s not, it’s not… As managers, we often hear more about a person’s lack of responsibilities than we hear about their actual duties or abilities. And, if that happens more than once with an employee, the...
Passing the Buck: The Art of Delegation

Passing the Buck: The Art of Delegation

Take a good look at your to-do list. (And if you don’t have a to-do list, make one.) Then ask yourself, “Which of these tasks really requires my skills to complete and which ones can an hourly employee be taught to perform?” You can pick any one of the...
How to Use Your Chef to Reduce Food Waste

How to Use Your Chef to Reduce Food Waste

We’ve all known temperamental cooks and chefs. They are indeed artists in their own right. But they are still employees and they need to help hold the line on the bottom line just like everyone else. Food costs are high on your overhead list, and your chef is your...
Restaurant Marketing Tips for Spring

Restaurant Marketing Tips for Spring

The change in seasons is the perfect time to make sure the outside of your restaurant is doing a good job of inviting people in. Take a look at these restaurant marketing tips for spring: Outdoor Signage: Do It Right Follow these tips to get the biggest bang for your...
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