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By Fred Langley
In 3. Linda Peters-Getchell, Of Interest, Operations
Posted December 22, 2008

Do Something Different Every Day

Authored by Linda Peters-Getchell “I can’t, I hardly have enough time to do what I have to do, how could I do something different every day?” Might this well be your response? Actually you can [...]

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By Fred Langley
In 6. Tracy Yandow, Of Interest, Operations
Posted December 14, 2008

It’s a small world after all!

I am not sure what this has to do with the Restaurant Operator but since we’re all people, I’m going there anyway. It’s the holidays – let’s have some fun. I recently found Facebook. [...]

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By Fred Langley
In 7. David Militello, Marketing, Of Interest
Posted December 1, 2008

Tell them what’s in it for them

Authored by David Militello Everyday we’ve all been listening, waiting, watching the whirlwind of news from the recent election to the “goat rodeo” of a stock market. I think it is safe to say [...]

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By Fred Langley
In 1. David Scott Peters, Of Interest
Posted November 15, 2008

Featured on “Independent Thinking” blog

Find me on Mark Brandau’s Independent Thinking blog discussing the five things you can do right now to control costs. Check it out and give some support to this new resource for independent [...]

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By Fred Langley
In 6. Tracy Yandow, Employees, Of Interest, Operations
Posted October 12, 2008

Do you hear me now? …How about now?

by Tracy Yandow We know you expect your employees to listen to you, but the question is, do you listen to your employees? I mean REALLY listen? When business seems to be going in overdrive, and [...]

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By Fred Langley
In 1. David Scott Peters, Of Interest
Posted October 7, 2008

A Little Something to Feel Good

By David Scott Peters Hey, as an independent restuarnt owner you might be questioning your position in today’s economy. If you have any passion – or had any passion at one time [...]

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By Fred Langley
In 1. David Scott Peters, Marketing, Of Interest
Posted September 28, 2008

Could you build business using Twitter?

By David Scott Peters How do you know unless you try? I’m a restaurant expert, specifically, restaurant systems expert, so I don’t profess to be an expert on social media (all that [...]

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By Fred Langley
In Of Interest, Operations
Posted September 22, 2008

Restaurant expert hosts semi-annual workshop

This week David Scott Peters, restaurant expert, coach, trainer and speaker, is facilitating his vacation! The workshop, How to Run a Profitable Restaurant: from Soup to Nuts, tends to be life [...]

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By Fred Langley
In 4. Jenny Brooks, Of Interest
Posted September 15, 2008

Trends to consider for your restaurant

By Jenny Brooks I wanted to bring to the table for discussion some trends I’ve been noticing lately. OK, lately is pushing it. I’m a little behind when it comes to pointing out these [...]

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By Fred Langley
In 7. David Militello, Of Interest
Posted August 18, 2008

The Legacies of a Key Life Lesson

Authored by David Militello As another August “ground hog day” begins, the hustle of the phone attempts to throw the proverbial bag of flaming dung…The phone announces, “Dave, there’s [...]

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