Hiring in any business is a challenge, but the restaurant and hospitality industries are especially hard.

There isn’t an entrepreneur who hasn’t been duped by a smooth-talking go-getter, a server who says they have experience, or that manager with chain experience who you think is going to take your restaurant to the next level.

Trust me, it happens to the best of us!

Tune into this episode of my podcast, The Restaurant Prosperity Formula, and learn nine things to avoid in restaurant hiring from Matt Plapp, restaurant marketer extraordinaire.

Among his businesses, Plapp is the owner of America’s Best Restaurants, a restaurant marketing firm with clients nationwide.

Listen in as Plapp and I talk about how he learned the hard way the lessons to avoid making a hiring mistake.

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