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How to Terminate an Employee Professionally in 3 Minutes!
Welcome to another episode of the Making Dough Show! In this video, we tackle one of the toughest tasks in restaurant management: how to terminate an employee professionally and gracefully in less than 3 minutes. Whether you’re a restaurant owner or manager, knowing how to handle employee termination with respect and professionalism is crucial.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
✅The art and science of terminating an employee professionally.
✅How to maintain respect and dignity during the termination process.
✅Essential tips for handling poor performance and unmet expectations.
✅Effective communication strategies for a smooth termination.
Why This Matters:
🎯Ensures a positive work environment.
🎯Protects your restaurant’s reputation.
🎯Helps maintain team morale and productivity.
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  • @israelbernardo6529
    @israelbernardo6529Ай бұрын

    Great video!! Professional and respectful way to talk with employees. Awesome content, thank you! Might be too much to ask, but would love to see some more details like Checklist 😅😅

  • @makingdoughshow

    @makingdoughshow

    Ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for your kind words and feedback on the video! I'm thrilled that you found the content helpful. I'll definitely keep your suggestion in mind for future videos and consider creating a checklist or more detailed materials.