This lesson includes
- Closed captions & dubbing
- Downloadable resources
- Mobile app (iOS & Android)
Directing and correcting the shift under pressure
In this online lesson, you'll learn how to sequence clear directions and corrections while protecting service flow under pressure.
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This lesson includes
- Closed captions & dubbing
- Downloadable resources
- Mobile app (iOS & Android)
Lesson details
Under pressure, you may need to stop an active mistake, move service forward, and respond to a guest delay in the same moment. Trying to complete one issue before addressing the others can allow the consequences to spread.
In this online lesson, you'll take control of a busy kitchen pass by sequencing a correction, a service direction, and an update. You'll learn to use short, specific messages, set reliable return points, and check that your communication changes the work being completed.
What you'll learn in this lesson, Directing and correcting a shift under pressure
- How to contain an active mistake before it creates another problem
- How to sequence directions according to what the shift needs first
- How to give short, specific instructions that clarify who must act, what they must do, and when
- How to set a reliable return point without making an unchecked promise
- How to complete a behavioral correction once the immediate pressure is contained
- How to check that each direction or correction changes the work
- How to reassign responsibilities when repeated errors continue to put service at risk
Instructor
Typsy's Industry Experts are a global collective of passionate hospitality professionals who are dedicated to sharing their extensive industry expertise and insights. Each expert brings a deep understanding of hospitality compliance, honed through...
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