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How it
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What is the
aim of our team building process? Greater effectiveness. We want your
teams to be more effective in what they do. Being effective means achieving
the outcomes and results you had planned all along. And that is all team work
should be about - outcome and results.
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The shared
experience of cooking offers a unique and powerful means to demonstrate our
philosophies and principles of building effective teams.
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Cooking is an
art. It requires passion, conviction, and attention to detail to produce
extraordinary culinary experiences. Cooking is also like business, for it
requires focus, drive, and the effective management of time, resources and
teams to produce the desired results. Without effective team work, the soufflé
falls, reputation falters, and business fails.
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In the kitchen,
no detail is too small nor task unimportant, and the difference between a
"dash" and a "pinch" is the difference between a savory success or a sour
stomach.
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A restaurant’s
"name" is made or lost on the collective skills of its chefs and staff, and
their ability to work together to serve patrons, please critics, and build a
reputation.
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The same applies
to your organization: it is more than a matter of taste, it’s a matter of
business survival. Feast or famine often depends simply on whether you can
stomach what you and your team cook up together.
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