In many hospitality venues, the week doesn’t finish. It just stops. Sunday night rolls into Monday. Payroll is processed. A few numbers are glanced at. Then attention moves straight to the next problem.
In many hospitality venues, the week doesn’t finish. It just stops. Sunday night rolls into Monday. Payroll is processed. A few numbers are glanced at. Then attention moves straight to the next problem.
Most hospitality operators don’t choose to be unprofitable.
Most venues don’t lose control of COGS because of theft or bad suppliers. They lose control because inventory is handled differently every time someone orders stock.
Many venues believe profit is won or lost during service. In reality, profit is usually decided well before the first plate leaves the pass. This venue proves the point.
In hospitality, leadership is often measured by presence. Being on the floor. Solving problems in the moment. Stepping in when things go wrong.
In hospitality, accountability often gets confused with micromanagement. Owners avoid it because they don’t want to damage culture. Managers avoid it because they’re already stretched. Chefs avoid it because they believe results should speak for them
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