Attention Restaurant Managers, 80% of guests feel a problem is resolved when they believe you CARE about them. Convince guests that you CARE and will do everything in your power to make a difference. In the final analysis, exceptional customer service is nothing but good ol' world hospitality. Build CARE into every touch point - guests will feel the difference. When the hostess answers a call… warm welcome. When a server greets a table… old friend. When a server places food on the table… cheerful. When a bartender makes a drink… energetic. When a manager says goodbye to guests… bring your pals and come along. Build CARE into your systems. Raise hospitality standards, it will reflect in the top and bottom line 🚀 With EVERY transaction, make sure you have a system that demonstrates you CARE. #CustomerService #RestaurantOwner #BusinessTips #WeCare
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