Grow Your Sales With Excellent Service
Good Service is a Skill by Bryan Barbeau – DFW Office Find Bryan on LinkedIn As a restaurant professional and someone who eats out often, I’ve noticed a disturbing trend in the industry. I’m sure you’ve seen the same thing, and I bet it’s annoyed you just as it has me. That observation? Service is horrible most places you go. Smaller restaurants with a few units seem to suffer the most, though certainly they aren’t the only ones who need to polish this facet of operations. I recently went to a wonderful Pho...
How Much Could You Really Lose by Making One Bad Hire?
We all know that it’s important to hire the right people to keep costs down. Today, we’re going to dive deep into these costs and resurface with a terrifying prospect. CareerBuilder.com conducted a survey in 2017 that showed the average cost of one bad hire is nearly $15,000; average cost of losing a good hire is nearly $30,000. Source: http://press.careerbuilder.com/2017-12-07-Nearly-Three-in-Four-Employers-Affected-by-a-Bad-Hire-According-to-a-Recent-CareerBuilder-Survey The Costs To Consider Wasted payroll and...
The Best Hospitality Managers Have These Three Qualifications You Might Not Expect
1) Quickbooks Expertise A hospitality manager must constantly be aware of the money and resources coming in and going out of their business. QuickBooks is accounting software used to keep track of daily transactions and manage sales and expenses. From invoicing to bill paying – Quickbooks is essential to running a business. While many of you may be questioning why understanding a financial software would be essential for a great hospitality manager – consider what the experience of learning the software means for...
WRITING THE RESUME THAT WILL GET YOU AN INTERVIEW, AND POSSIBLY HIRED!
You’ve put together your formal, current resume, a great first step in landing your next job. Now, get the results you’re hoping for – Attention from the hiring manager. Make sure your resume attracts the attention it deserves. Remember, your resume is the first impression – Remember to Name, address, and contact information. Spell check Read, re-read, re-re-read -then proofread All information is current and accurate Include education and special training Stand out from the crowd with these 5 tips: COVER LETTER...