Briefing

Briefing             

Briefing: is an important tool in the hands of the Supervisor. It sets a plan of action and check for the shift. How effectively this period of briefing is utilized is the mark of
 A good supervisor.......




1 - Be absolutely punctual  Preferably half an hour before the bar opens.
                                                                             
2 - Be impeccably groomed:
     Shoes polished.
     Uniform clean and well pressed.
     Nail cut.

3 -Take attendance and find out reasons for absenteeism.

4 - Allot job responsibilities.       



5 - Check turn-out of staff.

6 - See that they are carrying the following items   Pen with a small scribbling  pad      Bottle opener.

7 - Give special instructions like:
     Not available items.
     Omissions or additions to           the menu.
     Price increase.
     Management policies.
     Important functions.
     V.I.P. guests expected in the Hotel.
     Groups staying in the hotel.
    
8 - Questioning:
      Ask questions regarding service, menu, wines, cocktails, to ensure that staff has adequate
      knowledge.

9 - Use briefing time to train staff.

10 - Ask for and solve problems faced by staff on their job.

11 - Correct anyone who was observed to have committed faults in services when the bar
       Was open last.

12 - Allot duties for doing mise-en-place for the next day.

13 - Give the staff pep talks from time to time to boost up morale. Motivation of staff is important  
       For efficient and smooth running of the operation.

14 - Listen and ask for suggestions to increase efficiency.

15 - Finally ask the staff to make a final check of their bar before operation.    

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