Career Tips
The Ultimate Guide to Landing a Restaurant Management Job
A restaurant management job is a very desirable opportunity for many people. Although it can be hard work, the position pays well and offers many perks. Some of the positives include a fun, casual, and social work environment. Hospitality also affords travel and fine-dining opportunities. Outsiders looking to break into the business should reference this…
Fashion Corner: The Top Shoes for Restaurant Managers or Chefs to Wear
It’s no secret that restaurant and hospitality workers spend a lot of time on their feet! This even holds true for senior-level employees. While safety and function are the first concern when selecting the right shoes, fashion should also be considered. There are many options these days, and shoes for hospitality managers or chefs no…
Are You Considering a Career in Restaurant Management? These Top 5 Tips Will Help You Find Success!
Most hospitality professionals are honored when presented with the opportunity to move into a career in restaurant management. It’s a huge opportunity that can really take someone’s career to the next level. However, the newfound success will come with more responsibility and greater challenges. Here are the Top 5 Tips for restaurant workers new to…
Restaurant Manager Interview Preparation Checklist
Restaurant Manager interview preparation is similar to many other roles but also has a few twists and turns that you would not normally expect in other interviews. Here is a great checklist to follow when preparing. Restaurant Manager Interview Preparation – Company Knowledge Make sure you have researched the company. Go online or ask colleagues you…
A Special Thank You to Hospitality Operations Professionals During the Holidays
People who work in hospitality operations and the food and beverage industry don’t think about the holidays the same way the rest of us do. For many in the hospitality industry, the holidays are a time when they get pulled away from family and friends to work. It can make the holidays a difficult time…
Haunted: Why Ghosting is the Kiss of Death for a Job Seeker
Ghosting is the proverbial nail in the coffin. It is the latest trend among job seekers. Candidates apply to positions but don’t respond to calls or return emails. They set up interviews and do not show up for them. Some people even accept jobs only never to show up. Recruiters are more scared by the…
Who’s the Boss? How to Handle Questions About Past Supervisors
As you get the interview process rolling, an essential aspect that employers want to assess is how you have worked with past supervisors. They want to determine whether you have any issues with authority and to mentally evaluate the nature of your work style. Your interviewer may ask questions about your favorite supervisor to determine how well…
We celebrate you, the American Worker
Labor Day, for the American Worker, is more than just a celebration of the end of summer and a chance to throw a big barbeque. It is a national tribute to the workers who have made our country strong and prosperous. The US laborer earned this holiday over a century ago through sweat and hard…
Questions to ask yourself after a job interview
It is so important after a job interview to take a few minutes to think through some key questions carefully. You want to take the time to clarify what you do and don’t know about the job. This critical information can be the pivot point for deciding whether you want the role. Does the position align with your needs, interests,…
Three things your recruiters need to know
Recruiters need to know key information. They can only make excellent matches for candidates when they have a 360-degree picture of you and what you are looking for in your next role. Be prepared to share this information with your recruiter at your initial meeting with them. To help you prep, here are three things to consider: …
