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How to bust language barriers

Here’s how foodservice directors in diverse U.S. cities communicate in multilingual settings. 

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Feed student creativity with DIY training videos

The University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee creates its own training videos. It’s self-directed, because it’s difficult for students to find the time to do that training.

Continuing education is crucial for directors and their staff alike, but it also can be daunting. How do you know what makes sense for your team?

Kick of the school year with some fresh ideas that will reenergize guests and staff.

Hospitality has been scribbled into the job description for many employees who don’t have a background in service. Here’s how to get them up to speed.

With the mentor’s help, create a 90-day plan that is both unit- and job-specific. Include time frames for tasks to be learned, not mastered. Here's a cheat sheet.

Consultant Jim Sullivan offered some practical pointers during his educational session at the National Restaurant Association Show.

Although there are many models for evaluating competency, Penn State University's Jim Korner has had success with a system that includes five broad disciplines.

Management is more than just budgets and labor schedules; a key aspect is adding excitement to an operation. Be sure to add a bit of change to spice things up.

Here’s an interview tip: When asked about management style, don’t respond that you enjoy making people cry. This and other sage wisdom on why hiring managers don’t extend job offers.

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