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put together some of the most common accounting/financial forms used by
restaurants. For each type of form there's a brief description and the
option of printing a copy for your use. Some of the forms
may not apply to your type of restaurant, but see if you can adapt it to
your needs. Also, there may be entries
not listed on the forms that apply to your business. These forms are not
intended to replace a professional bookkeeper or accountant, but can be
used to assist you in operating your business.
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How
to write a job advertisement
How
do you write the perfect job advert that will get you the perfect
employee? |
How
to hold a job interview
Once
you've decided who should come in for a job interview, what are the
points to remember before they arrive ? |
Writing
letters to job candidates
Useful advice and examples for offer
letters, rejection letters and others |
Writing
a job description
A well-written job description can help you
find the employees you need, and let the ones you already have
understand exactly what they have to do |
New
Hire: getting off on the right foot
How
do you make sure you and your new recruit get off to a good start? |
How
to motivate your staff
The
attitude of your staff is crucial to the success of your business. We
give you some tips on how to get the best out of them… |
How
to monitor performance
Formal appraisals of your employees, if
conducted properly, can be a valuable management tool... |
Promoting
the work-life balance
If you want to keep your staff motivated,
it’s important to help them strike the right balance between their
work and home life |
How
to encourage...
A look at corporate culture...could it be yours? |
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Daily
Advice for on the job
Tips for daily use at work
and off the job |
Lateral Transfers: Good or Bad? |
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do you know that your restaurant may be in trouble? |
Guidelines
for Foodservice
Operation Controls |
Is
It Time to Change Your Concept?
Here are some warning signs that a concepts time may have passed |
Are
You Positioning
your business for success? |
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menu development |
Sales
Development through micro-market analysis |
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New 2002 IRS rules
on 'smallwares' deductions
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Successful
trade show exhibitors plan in advance
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Eight tips for
employers and employees about reporting tips
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Recruiting
the right team can be invaluable to an independent restaurant’s
success
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Studies
find operators create employee turnover problem
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Dealing With
Difficult Customers
Dealing with difficult customers is
a fact of restaurant life
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Hi! Is Everything OK?
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The 5 Cardinal Sins of
Management
Absolve yourself of these basic mistakes. |
On The Job Dating
Keep It Professional : Dating an employee or a subordinate manager is
never a good idea |
Exploring Your
Options |
What
can I use this for ..?
A guide showing the levels of
math used in our profession. Great to share with students. |
Management
Accountability |
What
is my restaurant business worth? Part 1
How often have you asked yourself this question? Restaurant operators
often need to know the approximate value of their restaurant business
and/or real estate and personal property, even if they are not currently
contemplating a sale of the business. |
What
is My Restaurant Business Worth? Part II
This article, Part
II, is a basic introduction to the valuation of the real estate, including the
land and improvements, i.e., the building, landscaping and parking lot.
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How to deal with missing
staffers |
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Promotions:
the great give-away
Special offers are a great way of bringing
in new business. But how do you get started? |
Advertising:
a quick way to waste money?
Advertising
is in many instances expensive, time-consuming and baffling. But there
are some simple guidelines that will help make your advertising work.. |
Direct
mail: junk mail with a purpose
It
may have a dreadful reputation, but direct mail can be a highly
effective way of improving your profits... |
Public
relations: a basic guide
Public
relations are an important part of the marketing mix. Stuart Harrison
lays down some golden rules... |
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Hand-held
ordering
In a restaurant, getting the order from the
customer to the chef needs to be quick and accurate. While the pad and
pen will never go out of fashion, increasing numbers of restaurants are
turning to more technological methods to speed up the process. Hand-held
terminals are one way of doing this |
Choosing
hotel in-room technology
What technology do your guests look for when
they arrive in their hotel room? What do they need? What would they
like? And what could they do without? |
EPoS
systems
What to look for when buying an Electronic
Point of Sale system for your business... |
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3
Little Resume Things
Here are three "little things" to watch out for in your resume
to make sure you're putting your best foot forward, sticking that foot
in the door and generating job interviews! |
How
to Write an Unsolicited Cover Letter
Here's a question heard frequently.
"I want to work for a company that is not advertising any openings
on the Internet or in the newspapers, but I can't figure out how to
write my cover letter. Any suggestions?" |
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Me, My -- A Cover Letter Makeover
Since your cover letter is
written by you and for the job that you want, it may seem natural spend
a lot of time talking about you and your skills/qualifications.
Unfortunately, this often produces myopic (or "I-opic") cover
letters...and poor results |
Cover
Letter Questions
Are you struggling to write a cover
letter? If So?, Here are four of the most common cover letter
questions, with answers to guide you!
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Focus
on Results to Add Punch to Your Resume & Cover Letter
If your resume is like most,
it's heavy on duties and responsibilities -- the things you do every
day. It's probably light on achievements and results |
How
to Follow-up After Applying Online
The Web is a great place to find and
apply for jobs. You can send your résumé to a dozen companies in just
minutes. But what comes next? Is it just a waiting game, or are there
follow-up methods you can use to increase your response rate? |
Objection!
How NOT to Start Your Resume
Well begun is half-done. But far too
many resumes being with objective statements that can only be described
as ... half-baked |
What
to Do When Nothing Happens
What do you do when you've
created and sent out the "perfect" resume ... and nothing
happens? No calls for an interview. No form letters in the mail. No
feedback of any kind. |
Passive
Job Hunting
How safe is your job? Could you be
the next layoff victim on your block |
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