Published On: Wed, Oct 24th

Begin a Forgive but Don’t Forget Policy in Your Food Truck

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It is common wisdom that tells us that failure is inevitable, especially when you run a mobile business based on culinary innovation. If you want the people you employee in your food truck to take risks and try new things, failure must be an option for them. Unfortunately few organizations have actually created cultures within their mobile food business that accept missteps

To show your support for failure, encourage your food truck staff to make the most of their blunders. Try adopting a “forgive but not forget” approach. Forgive honest mistakes, but make sure your truck employees learn from past failures so they don’t repeat them.

 

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Begin a Forgive but Don’t Forget Policy in Your Food Truck