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Sorry guys… I will try to update more

Posted on May 3, 2014 in: Blog
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Hey guys, sorry I never update the blog!

The only people I know who actually read the blog are employees, potential hires, and a date my neighbor tried to set me on, but… what the hell, I can pretend that I’m an intellectual again~! =P

I just realized that most of my posts were just about my lame dating life… now that a lot of restaurant drama is finished, I will post more about actual restaurant stuff that happened and things that will help people who are running restaurant, small businesses, or just thinking about doing it.

Let me know what you guys want, feel free to email me at gcha79@gmail.com or just stop by the restaurant and chat me up. I know I look mean, but I’m actually not… oh wait, maybe I am… hahaha~

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Why it’s important for employees to apologize.

Posted on May 3, 2014 in: Blog
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As an employer, it is important that employees apologize when they make a mistake.

I’m not talking about apologizing to guests (although it is good practice to do even when they are not completely at fault). Employees need to apologize for mistakes they do on the job.

The reason it is important is not to belittle the employee or make you (the employer) feel good – it’s important for the employee admit fault and accept responsibility. Once in a while, you will run into an employee who will never say sorry for any mistake they make. Sometimes it is because they are too embarrassed to say anything, but most times it is because they do not think they are at fault for the mistake.

“It was too busy.” “Jen should have done XYZ.” “The customers were just grouchy and mean.” Or just a blank empty stare…

Only when people accept responsibility for their actions, they are empowered to change the outcome and make changes in their behavior. When people don’t take responsibility, they are forever victims and just passive passengers in life.

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