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Imagine the chef at your favorite restaurant being replaced by someone with half of her qualifications. Picture a busy New York City bistro with only one waiter for every twelve tables during the after-theater rush. What impact would those scenarios have on your dining experience? The greatest asset to the foodservice business, or any business, is good talent, and it's getting harder to find everyday.
Most organizations share common theories of successful volume recruiting, but how accurate are they? There has to be a way to get a lot of great candidates on a budget without making sacrifices. In our last webcast of the year in the High-Volume Hiring e-learning track, we will examine best practices from companies for which volume hiring is an every day reality- restaurateurs and foodservice providers.
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Presenters
Recognized as one of the industry's best training and human resource executives, Teresa Siriani brings passion, commitment, and 15+ years of operations and human resources experience to every audience and presentation. Teresa joined People Report in July 2001. Formerly, Vice-President of Human Resources for Wolfgang Puck Food Company, her career also includes positions in operations, training and development, and human resources for Peasant Restaurants and Restaurants Unlimited.A frequent and highly respected industry speaker and panelist, Teresa also currently serves as director of community involvement for CHART (Council of Hotel and Restaurant Trainers), and as a member of the Share Our Strength Los Angeles Leadership Council. She is a recipient of the Elliot Hospitality "Motivator of the Year" Award, and the CHART "Commitment" and "President's Circle" Awards.Teresa is a graduate of UCLA, with a B.A. in Social Psychology. She served on the Advisory Board of People Report until she joined the company in July of 2001. Teresa has devoted herself tirelessly to working with Share Our Strength, the nation's leading anti-hunger organization; she has served on several city "Taste of the Nation" committees - Seattle, Atlanta, Los Angeles and now Orange County, CA, serves on the Los Angeles Leadership Council and was a co-author of the training manual for Operation Frontline, a program now utilized throughout the country to help educate families in the areas of nutrition and foodservice safety. Teresa is dedicated to the mission of Share Our Strength and knows that together we can end childhood hunger.