Voice of the Restaurant Industry
I just spent two fabulous afternoons with people who make my world go round – Restaurant Managers! I must admit I have this incredible love and respect for anyone who runs a restaurant. I have spent my entire career in the biz and I can’t even begin to count the number of valued…
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So, you want to run a hospitality (restaurant – bar – both - other) operation. If you think you had a full plate at last year’s Thanksgiving dinner, wait until you see what they are going to be dumping on your plate now. The following is not a top ten list; in fact, it is a random start to a never…
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Jelly Belly Mona Lisa and Sipping Chocolate: Day One at the Fancy Food Show
Day One of the Fancy Food Show
The first day of the Fancy Food Show is completely overwhelming. There are so many things to see and taste that it is hard to keep track of it all. I see people writing orders on the first day and I wonder how
they can be so decisive. But certain vendors stand out, and the ones that
manage to stay top of mind after tasting so many other delicious goodies are
items that deserve a place in Stone and…
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I screwed up in social media.
Added by Jeffrey J Kingman on June 26, 2010 at 10:20am — 2 Comments

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A year ago, many articles were being written on the complete, and seemingly intractable, seizure in the capital markets. Lenders weren’t lending, and investors weren’t investing, for many reasons, but a central cause was their lack of certainty as to the value of their existing positions. The resulting lack of liquidity exacerbated the problem. (In simple terms, if no…
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Added by Rick Hession on June 23, 2010 at 3:30pm — 2 Comments

Everywhere you go there is divisiveness. “They are not like us”, “they” say, one country vs. another, men vs. women, blues vs. reds, old vs. young, rich vs. poor, tech savvy vs. tech newbie, and… front of the house vs. back of the house.…
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Chain Restaurant Same Store Sales “Pops”: What’s Happened Recently?
Same store sales is an…
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I Disagree With Smart Brief's Survey On Social Media Adoption By Hospitality Industry
Added by Jeffrey J Kingman on June 22, 2010 at 9:40am — 20 Comments
Wanted: Social Media Hippies and Legalists
Added by Josh Hersh on June 21, 2010 at 10:00pm — No Comments
Keeping employees productive in a restaurant is always an ongoing task, and below I will offer a simple solution for one area. Cleaning is another responsibility that the kitchen staff usually hates. Sometimes it can be the amount one is given to clean in the kitchen on any given day. Many restaurant operators will wait until the cooking, and other kitchen equipment is heavily caked with grease, and dirt to finally get on the staff about cleaning.
This is the same way with the hood…
Added by Dave Ott on June 21, 2010 at 5:39pm — 2 Comments
Matters of the Heart & Soul
Georgetown Bagelry will forever be changed because Badu is leaving.
Badara Njai is our Team Leader and most of you know him from the front counter, waiting on you, at the bagel shop. I’ve known Badu for over 15 years and I believe he’s been working our Bethesda store for a good 7 years. Badara came to us in Georgetown where he began working part time while he was…
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DAWG Talk: Is the Value of a Resume Gone?
For years, I’ve reviewed resumes. There are three basic types of resumes. They include Chronological, Functional and a Combination format. Added by David Rose on June 20, 2010 at 4:00pm — 8 Comments
Be Kind To Food Servers Month Campaign
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