Exercise Can Make You A Better Leader
Exercise Can Make You A Better Leader. Physical activity is the best way to improve cognitive function. Given that the majority of the workday requires problem solving, decision making, and focus, leaders who make exercise a priority definitely have a leg up over those who don’t. Read more at forbes.com. Could Higher Food Prices Reduce [...]
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Teach Your Staff to Leave their Attitudes at the Door.
Teach Your Staff to Leave their Attitudes at the Door. In the hospitality business, attitude is everything! All it takes is one negative interaction with a staff member in your bar or restaurant to prevent the guest from ever returning again. Sure, everybody has their good and bad days, especially those who work in the [...]
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How to Combat Allergy Season at Work
According to recent statistics, Americans are working longer hours than ever before, and some people feel as if they spend more time in their office than at home. If that’s you, make sure you’re taking care of your office environment the same way you would your home. Use these five tips to allergy-proof your work [...]
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How Millennials Will Dictate The Future Of Fast Food
How Millennials Will Dictate The Future Of Fast Food. Roughly defined as young adults ages 18 to 33, Millennials have, in the past seven years, embarked on a trend that should make any restaurant owner scared stiff: they’ve slowed their restaurant visits. Read more at forbes.com. It Ain’t Easy Being a Green Marketer. There’s nothing worse [...]
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How Your Office Is Harming Your Health
How Your Office Is Harming Your Health. Open office plans (and cubicles, to a certain extent) may be the worst offenders when it comes to harming employee wellness and productivity, and some studies on the fallbacks of the popular design have called the entire structure of American work life into question. Read more at huffingtonpost.com. [...]
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Barbecues Are Getting More Expensive
Barbecues Are Getting More Expensive Right In Time For Summer. Retail beef and pork prices reached all-time highs last month. That’s prompting some consumers to pivot to less expensive protein sources and driving the grocery, packaged food and restaurant industries to adjust portion sizes. Read more at huffingtonpost.com. How To Improve Your Communication By Up [...]
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Control Costs with One-at-a-Time Dispensing
Business owners are constantly looking to improve the bottom line due to ever tightening profit margins. As running a business is filled with hidden costs, it’s important to make informed decisions when buying new equipment for your establishment. With the right products, you can reduce waste while minimizing labor costs. For example, with the Tork [...]
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Smart Corporations Partner for Sustainability
Smart Corporations Partner for Sustainability. Smart corporations see sustainability not only as an environmental responsibility but as an opportunity to build the business, and partnerships with other organizations multiply the benefits of their sustainability initiatives. Read more at environmentalleader.com. Restaurant Marketing Ideas for May. According to the National Restaurant Association, Mother’s Day is the most [...]
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The Psychology of a Memorable Lunch
The Psychology of a Memorable Lunch. Our choices have implications, not only for how much we enjoy lunch today, but also for longer term goals like fitness and health. But how do we choose? What are the basic cognitive processes that lead from initial hunger pang to this soup or that sandwich?Memory may play a [...]
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