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Writer's pictureNoel Torres

Bon voyage


Moving from a managerial to a directorial role is a significant step that can seem overwhelming. However, by following these critical recommendations, you can smoothly transition into your new job and achieve success.
  1. Learn with Intention: Embrace the training you receive with an open mind and a focused approach. Take notes, ask questions, and seek clarification whenever needed.

  2. Shadow and Observe: Spend time shadowing the current manager and critical team members. Observing their routines, decision-making processes, and interactions will offer valuable insights.

  3. Prioritize Communication: Keep lines of communication open with your superiors and colleagues. Don't hesitate to share your thoughts, concerns, and progress. Collaboration fosters growth.

  4. Master the Basics: While aiming high, ensure you have a firm grasp of the foundational aspects of restaurant management. Detail-oriented excellence starts from a solid foundation.

  5. Stay Humble: Acknowledge your limited experience and be ready to learn from mistakes. Humility paves the way for continuous improvement.

  6. Problem-Solving Mindset: Approach challenges with a proactive problem-solving mindset. Seek solutions, involve your team, and don't shy away from seeking help when needed.

  7. Delegate Wisely: Understand your responsibilities and delegate tasks effectively. Empower your team while ensuring key responsibilities aren't overlooked.

  8. Embrace Feedback: Constructive criticism is a pathway to growth. Welcome feedback from peers and superiors and use it to fine-tune your approach.

  9. Time Management: Prioritize tasks and manage your time wisely. Balancing various responsibilities requires effective time management.

  10. Cultivate Relationships: Build relationships with your team members, colleagues, and suppliers. A supportive network enhances your ability to navigate challenges.

Remember, the destination does not solely define success but by the journey and the lessons you gather along the way. Your commitment to caution and continuous learning will shape your trajectory.


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