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A Two-Decade Adventure in F&B Excellence Having grown up in a small town, I have always been captivated by the glamour of major cities and their opulent dining establishments, which has led me to become entangled in the fast-paced world of the food and beverage sector. Every dish prepared in this colourful world is a work of art, and every drink concocted is a work of art. It's a vibrant sector where originality and ingenuity are valued highly. Every day is exciting because of the never-ending possibilities to try new flavours, the always buzzing activity, and the constantly shifting trends. But even beyond the delicious food, the F&B sector has been a great teacher, developing my personal and professional development in addition to my professional abilities. In this field, being able to multitask is essential, communication is crucial, and flexibility is highly valued. Undoubtedly, it's a roller coaster ride, with its highs of success and lows of challenges.  But one really finds their tenacity and resilience in negotiating these turns and turns. This is a game of perseverance, which is derived from patience—a virtue I always uphold. Let's connect to get more industry insights. Let's relish this voyage of culinary discovery and career advancement together. . . . . . #FoodandBeverageIndustry #Industryinsights #Myjourney #TechnologyinFnBIndustry

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I wonder which part of my profile suggests that I should be a General Manager at a restaurant.

A lot of wisdom gained from the working in the restaurant industry. Communication skills Patience Hustle Resilience Servant based leadership

Sometimes you chat to people in a different industry about their ethos and something that seems so industry specific is so transferable; and that’s what happened to me last night. I had the huge privilege to have one of the best dining experiences I’ve ever had at Aulis in Soho. Aulis is from Simon Rogan Restaurants and is their intimate chefs table experience. Only 12 guests, all sitting at a large table in front of the chefs. The additional excitement was it was their first service since being awarded a Michelin star. Two particular conversations with the chefs have been in my mind ever since. The first was when I asked one of the chefs what it’s like to have their customers watching their every move. The answer was simple, “I don’t mind at all, we just zone in on the job”. The second was when I asked the head chef if they had any idea when the Michelin judges were coming to eat. He said they had no idea, and they don’t need to know as they just concentrate on making every dish perfect for every customer. Every professional should take these conversations and think about applying them to their work. Firstly, ask yourself “would I be happy having my client watching me work on their project the whole time?”. If the answer is no, something needs to change. We should be happy for our work to be scrutinised at all times. Secondly, how many times do we refer to certain clients as “important”? Sure, some clients spend more than others and that has a business implications. But the service delivery and diligence should be the same regardless of who or how big your client is. I will certainly hold these with me and remind myself of them regularly. #professionalism #culture #ethos #transferableskills

6. Leadership The best restaurant manages have amazing leadership skills. They know how to energize their teams and keep them focused. If you cannot get your team excited about making and serving food, you may run in to some trouble with customer service. This leads to bad reviews and a bad reputation. To avoid this, ensure you spend time talking with team members and making sure they are fulfilled. 7. Attention to detail The small details do leave an impression on your customers! Think about it: when you enter a fine dining restaurant, you notice the little gold fixtures on your seats, the intricate designs on the walls, the unique font on the menu, the extra attention from waiters, and more. These are all small details, but when added together, they truly make the experience elevated. 8. Problem solving No matter how hard you try to avoid problems, you will still encounter them at some point. You need to know how to effectively manage these problems when they do come up. Change your problem solving strategy based on the parties involved and the type of problem. Ensure you listen to both sides and think about the long term when making decisions. ... to be continued #food #foodlovers #chefslife #chefstalk #kitchen #culinary #culinaryarts #culinaryskills #hotels #Egypt #executivechef #kitchenmanagement

Top Restaurateurs Put Talent in the Right Spot: EVERYWHERE Since the General Manager remains the most important person in a restaurant company, confining them to just one unit doesn’t make sense. Instead, have them help each other. The whole idea of a great General Manager looks like taking ownership of one restaurant, producing outstanding results for guests and employees, and exceeding budgeted SLEBITDA. Top General Managers excel at different aspects of their restaurant. One runs the best prime cost. Another orchestrates top hospitality and service. Still a third sets the pace for exemplifying culture. Why would you restrict that incredible talent to one location when your other restaurants can also prosper from that strength? #restaurateur #restaurant #success #businessadvice

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Building a personal brand – here’s how & why chef... In today’s evolving and ever more connected hospitality world, cultivating a strong personal brand is becoming more and more important for chefs who want to stand out. But what really is a personal brand and what can you do to help strengthen yours? Get our 5 practical tips and more today: https://buff.ly/44RIEKt #chef #chefs #cheflife #chefjobs #chefwork #chefjob #hospitalityjobs #restaurantjobs #hospitalityindustry

#hiring Restaurant Manager Salary to 60k, Omaha, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Omahajobs #Nebraskajobs #HospitalityTourism Apply: https://lnkd.in/dXz88dJp Restaurant Manager Apply Now - Immediate Need Since we burst onto the scene a few years ago, we have turned everyone's taste buds upside down. Our menu has something for everyone, from the classics to exciting new creations. We also feature an impressive selection of beers and other beverages to compliment your meal. What's even better than our food? Our growth! We're starting to expand across the region and hope to be the first thing to come to peoples' minds when they decide where to eat out. Title of Position - Restaurant Manager Job Description: We are searching a Restaurant Manager who is able to take decisive action, with strong leadership and dedication to our high standards in order to achieve excellent results. The Restaurant Manager will assist the General Manager and the Management Team in the overall operations of the restaurant. Duties of this Restaurant Manager position will include but are not limited to staffing, scheduling and training of new employees, maintaining food and labor cost according to company policy, and assisting in administrative functions delegated by the General Manager. This position requires the Restaurant Manager to have talent for mentoring others and delivering exceptional service to our guests. If you have strong leadership and people skills and a passion for hospitality, we are serious about speaking with you about becoming a member of our Management team. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE / Style Definitions / table.MsoNormalTable mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-parent: ; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin-top:0in; mso-para-margin-right:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt; mso-para-margin-left:0in; line-height:115%; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:"Calibri","sans-serif"; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman"; mso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi;