All Blog Posts Tagged 'results' (4)

Non-Operator Not Quite Time for Change II

In October 2009 I posted the first Not Quite Time for Change Blog about the menu labeling bill in New York City, and the lack of results in healthier ordering to come from it. I have similar findings to report form you from King County Washington’s menu labeling bill.

The King County Menu Labeling Law has been in effect for over a year now,…

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Added by Alyson Mar, RD on January 26, 2011 at 8:00pm — 3 Comments

"I" before "You"

Most of us own, operate, or assist other businesses in being successful and evaluation of the effectiveness of the business is the culminating point to our individual success. When evaluating my own operating situations some of the things I hear from my team are:

“I have some folks on my team I am going to replace with an upgrade”

“My manager or employee just doesn’t get it.”

“Right bus wrong seat.”

“The work ethic of today’s generation…so much… Continue

Added by Andy Swingley on February 1, 2010 at 3:54pm — 1 Comment

Non-Operator Varying Results

A few months ago I blogged about a Menu Labeling study done in New York City (Not Quite Time for Change). The results of that study showed that calorie posting was not having the desired results of lower calorie ordering in low income areas. Since those results created uproar around the restaurant industry, other studies have been performed which seem to contradict those findings.

One of… Continue

Added by Alyson Mar, RD on January 22, 2010 at 8:10am — No Comments

The Bottom Line is not an Option

As the leader in a national chain, I find myself in different environments with all shapes and sizes of leadership doing one of two things:

1. Cheering on already solid leadership getting great results and focused on long term stability

2. Initiating change in a restaurant that isn’t meeting the long term stability of the business

The common issue to overcome is getting results in a business that isn’t producing them… Continue

Added by Andy Swingley on December 9, 2008 at 4:19pm — 2 Comments