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Bill Baumgartner's Blog – February 2009 Archive (3)
How Are Your Career Advancement Strategies ?
"There is a phrase I want to share with you, that I think will help you." These are the words my friend and mentor, Mike Litman, recently shared with me, and now I want to pass on to you.
First, allow me to say this. 'All of you have had "moments of brilliance" in your life'.
You have.
You may have run the perfect shift. (Your people were working as a team, your food quality was excellent, your service times were… Continue
Added by Bill Baumgartner on February 15, 2009 at 11:01am — 1 Comment
Now, "The Cat's out of the Bag"
Keep in mind, the window of opportunity to 'Wow the Guest' is much shorter within the QSR.
The impression we leave with our patrons must be immediate, memorable, and leave them with a reason to return for a future visit.
I've been experimenting with a way to reinforce this message… Continue
Added by Bill Baumgartner on February 12, 2009 at 2:42pm — 10 Comments
Climbing the Ladder of Success
It has always been the American Dream,
choose a career that you'll enjoy, and then, climb the corporate ladder as high as you can.
It's always been, until now!
In our current world, challenging economics, global communications, and an endless array of variables, your career advancement strategies will definitely need to be adjusted to the changing times.
It is no longer recommended or advisable to try… Continue
Added by Bill Baumgartner on February 1, 2009 at 6:47pm — 6 Comments
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