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They hire, train, develop, and engage your customer facing team members. I’d add that there is no more important place that a manager plays a crucial role than right inside every one of your restaurants. Not only do they manage change, they determine the labor. They create a consistent or not so consistent guest experience.
The new Hospitality Wellbeing and Development Promise, set up by the sector, spearheaded by the Hospitality and Tourism Skills Board and supported by Government, is designed to ensure all team-members are given the “opportunity to thrive, within a supportive and positive workplace”.
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Kyle Moses, Senior Director, Operations Services & Training & Development for Qdoba, will speak at #QSRNext on Nov. The one-day event is designed for the busy QSR executive and is free for qualified attendees.
A long-time associate with the company, See joined HEI’s Manager-in-Trainingdevelopment program in 2009. He served several on-property revenue roles in hotels in Boston and Detroit before being promoted through HEI’s revenue management organization.
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From sales and marketing to training, developers can rely on dedicated resources to help maximize their return on investment,” said Matt McElhare, vice president and lead for extended stay brands for Choice Hotels.
Keep an eye out for any development opportunities through work as well, such as additional training. Develop language skills Dubai is a multicultural city where proficiency in multiple languages, especially English and Arabic, can be advantageous in the hospitality industry.
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