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Vika [28.1K]
3 years ago
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"Sorry to put you through that test. We're more like a team of investors than operational partners even Seth and Jia, who starte

d the restaurant 30 years ago. So we need to be sure you'll run the restaurant ethically. Everybody did love Julio, but he was a mess. We'd never hire him back. We'd like to hire you, but on a probationary basis for three months. What do you need to get started
Business
1 answer:
Artyom0805 [142]3 years ago
8 0

Explanation:

Analyzing all the information related to the question above, a good strategy for an effective start would be to adopt good work practices such as organization and ethics, which were information provided by investors about what they expect from the new manager. That is why it is necessary to establish an effective and positive communication with employees and customers of the restaurant, be an ethical professional who meets the requirements and policies proposed by the company, etc.

A good strategy also to start in the internship regime and make a good impression for investors would be to talk with the establishment's prominent employees about the best practices to be adopted in the restaurant to be successful.

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