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How to Improve Restaurant Operations: 9 Proven Strategies

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Improving your restaurant operations to succeed in this highly competitive industry means serving quality food and providing excellent customer service while minimizing waste, reducing costs, and keeping your employees engaged. properly tracking employee schedules and paying them for all hours rendered, including overtime).

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The Ultimate Guide to Restaurant Costs

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But the challenges don’t stop there—once open you have to focus on improving processes, managing labor schedules, and controlling restaurant costs. Labor Cost Percentage Averages Below is a breakdown of average labor cost percentages in Q4 of 2017: Quick service: 29.4% However, this can harm customer service and profits.

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Fast Food Restaurant Management – Diving deeper

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In the front-of-house, he is responsible for customer service, reservations, and the overall dining experience. They manage staff schedules, handle customer inquiries or concerns, and contribute to creating a welcoming atmosphere. Their coordination matters in customer service.

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Survey Says: Restaurateurs Are Making Expansion Plans

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For instance, 59 percent of operators have already automated staff scheduling, but a further 34 percent of them want to automate this process. For instance, a whopping 70 percent have already automated payroll, 67 percent have automated invoicing, and 65 percent have automated accounting/bookkeeping.

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Employee Engagement Best Practices for Restaurants

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It’s undeniable: employee engagement affects team culture, staff performance, customer service, and ultimately, the bottom line. Your staff scheduling tool will let you see who is coming in late or leaving early, who has skipped shifts, who has requested the most number of days off, etc. Second, track employee attendance.

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Restaurant Insiders on 2020 Lessons Learned, Part One

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For example, use tech to offset having to do more hiring (having customers ordering directly from tablets); tighten your menu so you don’t need as many cook stations or cooks to complete a dish and perhaps use third parties for some tasks that are not your strengths or core business such as HR or PR or even bookkeeping.