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Hospitality industry is very demanding, and the outlets' managers and supervisors always find themselves hooked with the daily operations tasks that never end. How are you going to develop yourself this way? How are you going to move forward in your career? How you will achieve better results? I think, learning how to delegate effectively will help you in this matter. What do you think? #hospitality #hospitalityeducation #hospitalitycoaching #hospitalitytraining #hotels #restaurants #managers #supervisors #frontoffice #housekeeping #headwaiter #peopledevelopment

Time Decay- the costs of vacant roles in an organization Here is a brief breakdown of the major costs of open leadership positions by rank. #TheLoringGroup #TLG #Hiring #Hospitality #TalentAcquisition #HumanResources #restaurant #hotel #hospitalityindustry #food #travel #luxury

 "Crafting Excellence: Nurturing Talent and Fostering Growth in the Hospitality Industry" Staffing is a critical aspect of ensuring the success of any team in the hospitality industry. As Food and Beverage specialist, I place a high value on creating a team that is not only skilled but also passionate about delivering exceptional experiences to our guests. When it comes to staffing, nepotism is a topic that requires careful consideration. While it can be tempting to hire friends or family members, it's important to prioritize merit and qualifications above all else. Hiring based on relationships rather than qualifications can lead to resentment among team members and may ultimately impact the quality of service we provide. At our property, we strive to create a culture of fairness and transparency in our hiring practices. We believe that by hiring the best candidates for the job, regardless of their personal connections, we can ensure that our team is comprised of individuals who are dedicated to upholding our standards of excellence. One way we nurture talent within our team is through mentorship programs. These programs pair seasoned professionals with aspiring talents, providing guidance and support to help them grow in their careers. By investing in our team members and providing them with opportunities for growth and development, we not only benefit our employees but also enhance the overall guest experience. In conclusion, staffing is a critical aspect of ensuring the success of our team in delivering exceptional hospitality experiences. By prioritizing merit and qualifications in our hiring practices and investing in the growth and development of our team members, we can continue to uphold the high standards of excellence that define our brand. #HospitalityExcellence #TeamDevelopment  #MeritBasedHiring #NurturingTalent

LODGE MANAGER The Lodge Manager will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of lodge operations, including guest services, staff management, facilities maintenance, and financial management. The ideal candidate will have strong leadership skills, excellent customer service abilities, and a passion for hospitality. RESPONSIBILITIES. - Handle guest complaints or issues promptly, resolving them to the guests’ satisfaction. - Provide exceptional customer service to guests, ensuring their comfort and satisfaction throughout their stay. - Oversee the maintenance and cleanliness of lodge facilities, including guest rooms, common areas, grounds, and amenities. - Coordinate maintenance and repairs as needed, ensuring minimal disruption to guest services. - Manage guest reservations, check-ins, check-outs, and inquiries efficiently and professionally. - Schedule staff shifts, assign tasks, and ensure adequate staffing levels to meet guest needs. REQUIREMENTS - Bachelor’s degree in hospitality management, business administration, or a related field - Strong leadership abilities with the ability to motivate and inspire a diverse team. - Excellent customer service skills with a commitment to delivering exceptional guest experiences. - Solid understanding of lodge operations, including front office, housekeeping, maintenance, and food and beverage services. - Strong communication, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills. - Ability to work effectively under pressure and adapt to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment. https://lnkd.in/emwPCiPH #AutomationRevolution #ConsultationWin #BusinessTransformation #BusinessConsulting #BusinessSolutions #ConsultingFirm #BusinessStrategy#SmallBusinessConsulting #ManagementConsulting #Entrepreneurship #MarketAnalysis #FinancialConsulting #LeadershipDevelopment #SMEConsulting #InnovationConsulting #ProblemSolving #Consulting Services #ClientSuccess #BusinessGrowth #lagos #nigeria #explore

Improve Hiring: Part 2 of 6 🌟 Craft a Clear Job Description 🌟 ~Condense the job description to a single page, more people will read it ~Enhance readability by using bullets and bold text to highlight crucial elements of the role and requirements ~Offering a clear understanding of the role and requirements will deliver the best candidates for that position while minimizing the amount of time spent with underqualified candidates #TheLoringGroup #TLG #Hiring #Hospitality #TalentAcquisition #HumanResources #restaurant #hotel #hospitalityindustry #food #travel #luxury

"The Hospitality Jigsaw: Fit the Right Pieces for a Picture-Perfect Service"   "Step right into the bustling world of hospitality! A place where the drinks are always flowing, the food is always sizzling, and the customer service... well, that's where it gets interesting. 🍽️🏨   Not everyone is cut out for the high-stakes, face-paced, customer-centric world of hospitality. It takes a special blend of patience, charisma, resilience, and a dash of charm to handle the unpredictable nature of this industry.   And just like a complex dish, one wrong ingredient can spoil the whole recipe. If a new hire doesn't have the right flavor for your company culture, or their personality clashes with their role, they're likely to find themselves in a bitter situation. And we all know what happens next - an unhappy employee is a short-term employee.   So, how do you avoid this recipe for disaster? Simple. Carefully select your ingredients. Whether it's a line cook for a QSR, a maître d' for an upscale restaurant, or a concierge at a grand hotel, ensure they're the perfect fit for your establishment's unique taste.   Remember, a happy team is the secret sauce to a successful hospitality business. So, don't just fill positions; find the right pieces to complete your hospitality jigsaw. Your customers will thank you, your staff will thank you, and your bottom line... well, that will definitely thank you. 💰👍   Here's to creating a harmonious blend of personalities and skills that make every day in hospitality a joy to savor! 🥂 Cheers!" #NorthDakota #SDjobs #SouthDakota #MTjobs #Montana #WYjobs #Wyoming #GeckoHospitality #WereHiring #LetGoAndLetGecko #GrowYourBusiness #Business #RecruitmentAgency #NowHiring #restaurant #foodservice #opportunity #hoteliers #hotelmanagement

Opportunity is knocking

One of my hotel jobs was as the Employee Dining Room (EDR) Manager. Basically, I was in charge of the cafeteria. 🥗  Initially, I didn’t want that job because a big chunk of my career up to that point was spent in fine dining. I was classically trained in the honor and artistry of service by professionals from France, England, Italy and Spain. I foolishly thought that I was “beyond” working in the cafeteria. Eventually, I wised up, accepted the role and embraced it fully. My team and I repainted, redecorated and reorganized. We even crafted a new mission statement. We huddled every morning to celebrate successes and discuss opportunities for improvement. 🌟 Our EDR family opened doors, bussed tables, and helped carry food for “our guests.” We even surveyed the hotel staff to see what preferences they had for meals. In short, we helped turn the EDR into a place that people wanted to come to. That role, more than any other, instilled in me a passion for serving the true VIPs of any organization: The staff. That was the last role I had before I, somehow, became the Director of Training…which eventually led to my current role as a keynote speaker & author. None of that would have happened if I wasn’t the cafeteria manager first. Ultimately, I learned three lessons from that experience: 💡Always optimize your present circumstance. Nothing that you’ve been through will be wasted. Every circumstance, (perceived) setback and success are all conspiring for your good. 💡Help others see your vision for potential. Effective leaders are able to cast a clear vision and inspire others to move towards that vision (even if no one else can see it). 💡Share your testimony. There is power in explaining where you were and contrasting it to where you are. Don’t hide it. Your past may be the catalyst to help inspire someone else to elevate from one circumstance to the next. As I’ve stated many times before, we are called to be a light and not a shadow. Wherever we are should be better because we are there. Whether it’s a cafeteria, luxury hotel, hospital, post office or a grocery store, let your light shine for all to see. #lessons #success #dailyinspiration