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🌟 The way we approach staffing is evolving. 🌟 In industries like corporate dining, stadiums, higher education, and senior living, adaptability is key. Staffing isn't just about filling positions anymore — it’s about responding to demand in real time, without compromising service. At Qwick, we’re seeing businesses thrive by embracing flexibility. Whether it’s a sold-out stadium event or a sudden surge in corporate dining, the ability to scale dynamically is becoming a competitive advantage. These forward-thinking companies are proactively managing their workforce, ensuring they’re always ready to meet changing needs with on-demand professionals — and this model is the future. If you’re in one of these sectors, it’s worth exploring how a flexible staffing approach could transform your operations. #Leadership #StaffingInnovation #CorporateDining #Stadiums #HigherEducation #SeniorLiving #Qwick #FutureOfWork

I’m reading the book “Unreasonable Hospitality” by William Guidara, and it’s challenging me to rethink how we can better serve our “guests” in the public sector while taking better care of our team members so that they can deliver exceptional service! Answer? Through the lens of hospitality. Coming from a hospitality background where the focus was guest satisfaction and pure enjoyment in exceeding expectations, it’s almost a paradigm shift for the public sector to think in this manner where red tape, slow service, and outdated processes can be the norm. The good news is that it doesn’t have to be this way! Watch the brief video below to learn why it’s important to create exceptional hospitality moments to build relationships, no matter what type of service you’re in, restaurant or public. It’s all about the relentless pursuit of excellence! P.S. A big “thank you” to Nicholas J. Saller for recommending the book “Unreasonable Hospitality” to me…I’m on my second listen! #leadership #leadershipjourney #hospitality #elevenmadisonpark #publicsector #pursuitofexcellence

3 Leadership Lessons From 'Barbie' #PGGaskets #refrigerationgaskets #commercialkitchensolutions #foodserviceequipment #kitchenmaintenance #restaurantrepair #grocerystoremaintenance #onsitewelding #cuttingboardresurfacing #restaurant #houstontexas

Check out this latest story from GRA President + CEO with Denver Business Journal:

Becoming a leader is the easy bit, BEING a leader is what needs work! At this event we'll examine authentic leadership and why it matters. Not one to miss if having better relationships with colleagues, higher levels of trust, greater productivity or having a more positive working environment matters to you. #leadership #lancashire #people #hr #business #culture

✍ New feature in CEO Magazine: Curious what played an integral part in shaping what Delaware North looks like today? It all starts with leadership that champions trust and transparency, paving the way for a culture of partnership and excellence. We are extremely proud to partner with Delaware North and support their strategic objectives and collectively, fostering growth and innovation. 🎇 Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4bsraaU

Cultivating a successful culture inside a Recruitment agency is more than just pool tables, beer fridges & fancy incentives. It's about defining leadership impact and focusing on key areas that drive long-term success. Building a robust culture goes beyond the surface, it trickles down into every conversation with customers, staff retention, revenue down to the bottom line & so, if you aren't getting it right... The stakes are high. 𝗝𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝘂𝘀 𝗼𝗻 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲 𝟮𝟭𝘀𝘁 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝟭𝟮:𝟯𝟬𝗽𝗺, we will be breaking down each topic with the help of some expert guests & of course, the brilliant RENCAI Group will be there to introduce their new GC Index Survey, sharing results & insights. There will be networking, experts focused on supporting your agency, a delicious 3-course meal at the brand new MAYA Manchester Restaurant, including unlimited drinks & a great atmosphere of peer to peer development. 𝗥𝗲𝗴𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗻𝗼𝘄: https://lnkd.in/e5rwHmFV #agencyleadership #lunchevent #registernow #recruitmentnetwork #supportingculture

Kindness is an absolute necessary posture as you LEAD. It builds trust, builds community, it builds engagement. People matter and we all need to build a culture of care: NO MATTER THE INDUSTRY, KINDNESS MATTERS. Thx Lisa for reposting this article.

Is less = more? Danish restaurant chain Sunset Boulevard has the people and the data to prove it can be.    CEO Jens Broch and his team are ahead of the curve when they think about people. A few years ago they took a bold shift from traditional performance metrics, embracing a revolutionary approach that prioritizes behavior focuses on behaviors that drive long-term success. Why this shift? It turns out, focusing on employee behavior can significantly enhance job satisfaction and influence overall business outcomes. This approach is not just about being unconventional—it's about being strategic. By rewarding behaviors that employees can control, like customer service quality and teamwork, Sunset Boulevard is fostering an environment where motivation and job satisfaction soar. And the numbers don’t lie: 94% of Sunset Boulevard’s employees see their work as meaningful  82% feel they’ve become more efficient  What does this mean for us as leaders in our industries? Are we too fixated on short-term gains at the expense of sustainable growth? How can we more effectively influence positive behaviors that drive our long-term goals? I’m curious to hear your thoughts. How are you measuring success in your teams, and what behaviors do you encourage to achieve it? #WorkplaceCulture #EmployeeEngagement #VisionaryLeadership

?? Kindness is negatively associated with a feminine leadership approach?? Wrong! This is the cornerstone of building high trust companies with an engaged and strong workforce. Dr Hayden Cheng, alumni of University of Toronto Rotman’s School of Management, authored a book on this topic specifically - “The Return on Kindness: How Kind Leadership Wins Talent, Earns Loyalty, and Builds Successful Companies”. This I believe is one of those ‘go-to’ books on your bookshelf!