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Restaurant Staff Training 101

7 Shifts

Have you ever walked into a restaurant, excited for a great meal, but the server can’t answer your questions about the menu? There was a time when 70% of F&B employees didn’t receive training for customer service. A well-structured restaurant training program will let you turn this around.

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Training With Intention

Modern Restaurant Management

Early on a sunny Sunday morning, the air is thick with humidity and the servers are reeling from consecutive busy services. Sans preparation and coordination, many new hires (and managers) endure training experiences in the restaurant industry more akin to improvised circus acts than curated brand experiences.

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Using Safety Incentive Programs to Improve Workplace Training

Modern Restaurant Management

The best way to mitigate the risks for employees and reduce workplace injuries is for businesses to establish comprehensive safety training programs. This is especially the case if training takes place before a busy service. A more effective approach involves customizing training programs to meet needs.

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It’s Time to Redefine Restaurant Accountability Culture

Modern Restaurant Management

Before you ask or expect your team to be accountable, demonstrate it by following through on your commitments and openly addressing mistakes when they happen, whether it’s a scheduling oversight or a missed inventory order. Establish a system for servers to provide immediate feedback on guest reactions to new menu items.

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The 11 Employee Scheduling Best Practices + Tips for Restaurants

7 Shifts

Employee scheduling for your restaurant can be the most stressful part of your job. After tracking sales, calculating inventory, and just trying to keep your head above water, restaurant scheduling can take up a chunk out of your week. Plus, that schedule almost rarely ends up going as planned. Cross-Train Your Employees.

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Five Ways to Improve Retention in Your Restaurant’s Front-of-House Team

Horizon Hospitality

Offering training programs, cross-training opportunities, and leadership development can motivate your front-of-house team to see their current position as part of a broader career path. To prevent this, offer flexible schedules where possible, allowing staff to have time for personal commitments and rest.

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Rotating Schedules and Shifts: The Ultimate Guide + Examples

7 Shifts

Restaurant schedules shuffle all the time. While some managers dread the thought of a seasonal, monthly, or weekly schedule adjustment, others rely on it. This practice of planned changes to employee schedules is known as rotating scheduling – and about 5% of hospitality employees work this way. Table of Contents.