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    festive season we require confident hands on people to keep things moving, We are looking for an experienced waiter to join our new bar/restaurant. Applicants should be passionate about food and wine and be customer focused It always helps if you have professional attitude, an outgoing personality and of course -a sense of humour! We need someone who is: • Experienced in fast paced dining • Has good communication skills • A team player • Minimum 1 year in front of house • Looking for a great…

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    Chipotle’s Short and Limited Menu gives it an edge in the restaurant industry; it’s unique, values customers and, it enables fast service. It offers a wide range of sides like cheese, salsa and guacamole for a great combination. Chipotle offers four items on its menu that have been dependable and proven for a while; Competitors have failed to imitate, and perfect this menu strategy. The limited menu also allows chipotle to compete in the fast food world without bombarding you with a large menu…

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    The mission statement above clearly states who they are that it’s a restaurant that is out to provide the best food drinks in Ithaca community. It is clear what they do, cooking nice meals sea food, those who want other type of foods that is also available. They are open till late for those who need a good meal late. The treatment of their customers and staff is also well stated. The mission statement also states out ae goal that they would work at ensuring the services provided would eventually…

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    many outbreaks in the fast food industry for companies not following the correct food safe standard regulation. Not following food safe standards can really put your business at risk because you are putting the customer at risk. Having a business where you own a huge chain of restaurants can lead to bigger problems, because you aren’t just having a problem in one restaurant. It is most likely that it will be occurring in a series of your restaurants. Almost every common fast food chain has been…

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    in the field of culinary, business, and the fast food industry. In addition, it is their responsibility to establish, maintain and control everyday operations until the business will grow enough to allow the hire of additional employees full time. Company Ownership The founders will receive 75% of the ownership (25% each) and the remaining profit will be allocated to a special fund from which the money will be allocated to the development of the restaurant and some “cushion” funds in case of…

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    Porcini's Case Summary

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    Maintaining an overall well-rounded reputation in the full-service chain restaurant business is a major objective Porcini’s leaders aimed for. Porcini’s thrived in providing excellent food and quality and were not willing to risk that for any price. They maintained a high product and service quality due to their Human Resources aspect of the business. Porcini’s rewarded its managers by providing them with a salary pay and rewarded its customers by continuously offering fresh ingredients and…

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    Chipotle Case

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    produce and naturally raised meats from farmers located within 350 miles of the restaurant used. They have competed with local farmers markets, supermarkets and fine-dining establishments to gain a share of the farmer’s goods making it harder for new businesses to gain a piece of the industry. 2. Chipotle fits into the unique restaurant style ‘fast-casual’. The fast-casual segment only accounts for 3%-4% of overall restaurant industry, but it contributes $660 million to $880 million…

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    therefore, it should remain in America. Many Countries embrace their unique cultures and show disturbance when McCulture interferes, Tyler Cowen argues, “nothing gets one’s anti-globalization juices flowing more than the thoughts of a McDonald’s restaurant in France (Cowen). McCulture is obligating different cultures to lack originality in their foods. When a McDonald’s enters a new region it automatically attracts fear into local business owners. For example, in France there may be many local…

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    economically. They have the majority of the jobs that “Americans” don 't want like service maids, fast food workers, and taxi drivers. If we were to import ever immigrant…

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    My group decided to volunteer at Loaves and Fishes. Their mission is to provide nutritious meals and support services in a dignified, safe, and caring environment (loavesfishes). They serve 4,000 nutritious free meals every week that meet both the dietary needs and the preferences of their guests. They have two locations in the eastside neighborhood center and the Goodwill Industries on North 7th Street. I was able to attend both locations since one of them was fully booked. I learned a few…

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