by Service That Sells | Apr 25, 2019 | Training
Why do restaurants fail? Despite the popular notion to the contrary, bad food or poor service alone never caused a restaurant to close. The bottom line is that restaurants fail because they couldn’t sell enough product to cover their costs. Your servers are your...
by Service That Sells | Mar 14, 2019 | Training
Minimize waste. Prevent accidents. Control costs. Produce the best quality product. Oh, and make it quick. No wonder the atmosphere in the kitchen feels like the hot seat. But your kitchen employees can take the heat — or can they?Training is the key. Kitchen employee...
by Service That Sells | Mar 5, 2019 | Training
Knowing when to suggestively sell is just as important as the suggestion itself. Use your waitstaff sales training program to teach your staff about using these windows of opportunity to increase check averages.Greeting and Beverage Window: First and foremost, greet...
by Service That Sells | Feb 26, 2019 | Training
The restaurant industry has always attracted teen employees. In fact, about one in three American workers had their first job at a restaurant. And the truth is, we need young workers just as much as they need us. When hiring and training teen workers, you have a few...
by Service That Sells | Feb 19, 2019 | Training
Somewhere between new employee orientation and today’s shift, employees lose some knowledge and skill. How much or how little depends on the frequency of practice and reinforcement. Guests, meanwhile, don’t care about the past. They’re interested in the service...
by Service That Sells | Feb 15, 2019 | Management, Training
The Service That Sells! Cycle of Service follows the guest experience from the time they pull into your parking until the time they walk out the door. So far, we’ve covered Making Guests Feel Welcome, Greeting & Seating Guests, Bussing Tables, and Generating...
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