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🔹 The Multitasking Myth for Restaurants 🔹 Multitasking (n) - messing several things up at once. Curt Steinhorst's Forbes article reveals how multitasking diminishes productivity, accuracy, and quality. Let's look at the key points from a restaurant perspective: 🧠 Takeaways: Lowered Productivity: Task-switching consumes mental energy, reducing efficiency by up to 40%. This means slower service and longer wait times. Reduced Accuracy and Quality: Studies show divided attention due to multitasking results in a 50% increase in mistakes. This means incorrect orders and dissatisfied customers. Additionally, the pressure of multi-tasking can lead to your team taking short cuts to keep their heads above the weeds. 🚀 Tips: Leadership: focus your teams on quality, not quantity. Don't reward multi-tasking or list it as a required skill in the job description. Service Delivery: build a system that balances inflows and outflows. This prevents bottlenecks that both build up WIP and incentivize multitasking. 🌟 Learn how we can help you bring single-tasking to your operations for better service and happier customers! #Productivity #Focus #SingleTasking #WorkQuality #CognitiveBurden #PhysicalMotion #lean #kiazen Image credit: ID 299716369 © Dragon_fang | Dreamstime

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