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“Master the Art of Meeting Over Meals” is a comprehensive guide to mastering dining meetings from casual cafes and food courts to banquets and formal dining venues, here and abroad. ·      We delve into respecting cultural and corporate norms, selecting appropriate venues, and considering dietary needs when ordering. ·      We also cover adapting to diverse table settings, managing conversations tactfully, and understanding payment etiquette. ·      We even guide follow-up practices such as sending a thank-you note. Through training and feedback, you'll enhance your skills for future success. Learn more about the training at GlobalProtocolAcademy.com. #culturaletiquette #protocol #diningetiquette #meal meetings #SMEtraining #learning #dietaryrestrictions #diningabroad #banquets #foodcourts #coffeecafes #formaldining

“Master the Art of Meeting Over Meals” is a comprehensive guide to mastering dining meetings from casual cafes and food courts to banquets and formal dining venues, here and abroad. ·      We delve into respecting cultural and corporate norms, selecting appropriate venues, and considering dietary needs when ordering. ·      We also cover adapting to diverse table settings, managing conversations tactfully, and understanding payment etiquette. ·      We even guide follow-up practices such as sending a thank-you note. Through training and feedback, you'll enhance your skills for future success. Learn more about the training at GlobalProtocolAcademy.com. #culturaletiquette #protocol #diningetiquette #meal meetings #SMEtraining #learning #dietaryrestrictions #diningabroad #banquets #foodcourts #coffeecafes #formaldining

Very interesting story about the man who runs the Michelin Guide. As someone who has done restaurant and hotel PR for two decades, I have gone back-and-forth on the overall importance of awards. Do they truly impact the quality of the business itself? Does having a star (or two or three or five, depending on the award) improve the quality of the experience of your guests? What do you think? The most important factoid in this article is this one: "The stars are awarded to the establishment itself, not to a particular dish and not to the chef. A departing cuisinier cannot take their stars with them." So the next time you read a press release referring to the first new restaurant of a hot young "Michelin-starred" chef you'll know it's baloney. #michelinguide #awards #starratings #hospitalitynews #publicrelations https://lnkd.in/eYkvnQMQ

🌟Beyond the Kitchen: Transferable Skills from the Restaurant Industry to Everyday Life🌟 Working in restaurants isn't just about serving food; it's about mastering a range of skills that transcend the dining room. From communication and multitasking to problem-solving and teamwork, the lessons learned in the hustle and bustle of the service industry are invaluable in all aspects of life. These transferable skills can enhance your professional skills in any sector. #RestaurantSkills #LifeLessons #TransferableSkills #EverydaySuccess

I go pretty regularly to a deli called City Bistro on 4th in St Pete. It is run by an older lady and staff that I think is mostly family. She literally waits on tables herself. She represents hospitality. She brings my drink to the table before I order and she makes me feel welcome. I will eat at her establishment before 95% of other restaurants. She understands that it starts with people. A custome data platform allows you to know your customers at scale. Not sure if there is anything more important than knowing your guests. #Hospitality #restaurantmarketing #CDP #reputationmanagement

Behind those large doors, You will find here, the departments of a Private Household where the housemanager has an overview. In the culinary department which you find on top, food production is done by the Chef, the others if the HM happens to be a Butler also , they are hands on those area. Each of theses departments needs a specialist skills and the HM should be proficient in making decision as to who will suit where. The fine balance is deciding on the people to integrate into the culture of that particular household. This is more important than the skills and knowledge. A prospective employee could have excellent skillset and knowledge but could find it challenging to integrate. Usually HMs or Butlers have the ability to see through this and handle them appropriately. #privateservicecareers #hospitalitytraining #butlercareers #householdmanagercareers #butlercoach #joufulliving

🍴Here's what I love about the restaurant industry: 1. It's different every day. 2. It's about giving more than receiving. 3. It's the hardest and most rewarding industry there is. 4. It deserves a lot more credit than it gets. Many of us have chosen this industry because it's about serving others. What do you love about working in the hospitality industry? Share below. 👇

A #ThrowbackThursday success story. Darren Coventry, Food Production Manager at Royal Holloway, University of London describes the highlights of his role and explains how working with Hospitality Assured has helped his team to succeed in meeting the very diverse needs arising when running basic cafes, restaurants and bars right through to fine dining and banquets. Measuring success and demonstrating improvements are integral parts of the process that keep everyone on their toes to produce the best results and highest of standards. https://lnkd.in/eRtM6zgc #HospitalityAssured #HospitalityAssuredStandards #BusinessExcellence #Serviceinbusiness #Benchmarking #Culturaltransformation #bringingteamstogether #efficiencyplanning #Serviceexcellence #industrystandards #industrysupport #dedicatedtoservice #dedicatedtoexcellence #ServiceExcellenceVideoInterviews #HospitalitySector #Healthcaresector #facilitiesmanagement #NHS #EducationSector #Worklifebalance #Staffrentention Institute of Hospitality

For the last month, I’ve had the incredible opportunity to run a restaurant. Words can’t express how much I appreciate Giovanni Esteves and his family for the confidence to allow me to run Doggi's Arepa Bar at Aventura. I only hope that my actions and results support the appreciation. Here’s what I’ve learned at a granular scale: - It’s not easy - Build and support a great team - Think quickly, act quicker - Communication is important - Show by doing, be the example - Customer Service can be rough - Be calm, focused, and actively listen - Music is the answer - I have the skills, but I still need to learn #restaurantindustry #restaurant #restaurante #teamappreciation #leadershipdevelopment #leadershipmatters