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A server who joined the profession at age 35 shares a heartfelt essay on the profound life lessons learned while working the front of the house.

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How Do Diners Feel?: Using Industry Data and Trends to Make Decisions About Your Restaurant Operations in COVID-19

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‘Who Takes Care of Us?’ A Candid Discussion About Mental Health in the Hospitality Industry

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On The House Presents:
Why We Stay

In an industry with an annual employee turnover rate of 74%, what makes some workers decide to stick around for years, or even decades? This is Why We Stay, a regular interview series with longtime staffers that aims to answer this question by learning from those who are living it. Find inspiration from their stories to enhance your company culture and boost retention in your restaurant.


Why We Stay

Ron Gelbard: 30 Years of Leadership at Peter Luger Steak House

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Aurelija Sovaite: 10 Years of Delivering Hospitality with Harts Group

Alejandra Garcia smiles in front of garden

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Oscar Hernandez at Tacombi, New York City

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Oscar Hernandez: 13 Years in the Kitchen at Tacombi

Luke Buchanan at Poole's Diner

Why We Stay

Luke Buchanan: 15 Years Behind the Bar at Poole’s Diner


*Opinions and views in articles shared on Resy OS are presented for the purpose of discussion and commentary on topics of interest in the restaurant industry; they should not be viewed as substitutes for advice given by professionally engaged business consultants and advisors.

 

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