Schedulefly Stories
Schedulefly is a simple restaurant employee scheduling software + legendary customer service. Here we share stories of running a small, profitable software business since 2007, as well as stories from our Restaurant Owners Uncorked podcast.
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3 Free Things That Make Your Restaurant Staff Actually Trust You (opens the original)
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Amy Wester is managing partner at Biscuit Head in Asheville, NC. She and her team have four locations, thirteen years in business, and a stretch behind them that included COVID and then Hurricane Helene, which took out their cannery and left the city without running water for 52 days. Here are three actionable, repeatable things I learned from her that any restaurant owner can do today to help improve their business:1. Text your whole staff your personal cell number and tell them that if somethi
Introducing “One Thing I Learned From...” (opens the original)
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We’ve been recording Restaurant Owners Uncorked for 16 years here at Schedulefly. Almost 700 one-hour episodes. The problem is that not everybody has an hour.So we’re starting something new. It’s called “One Thing I Learned From...” I take one lesson from an owner who’s been on the podcast and share it in a short video. No pitch, no product demo. Just one idea you can actually use, from somebody who’s actually living it.New ones three times a week, on YouTube, Insta
A Tribute to Independent Restaurants (opens the original)
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There are hundreds of thousands of independent restaurants in this country. They employ millions of people. They’re owned by hard-working, risk-taking members of their own communities, and the dollars spent in them stay in those communities.They’re sometimes eclectic. Occasionally quirky. Always unique to the place they’re in, because a person made them, not a committee.Those facts are easy to put on a slide. They’re harder to feel. That’s what the film is for.If you run one of these places, thi
The Apple Store of Yogurt (opens the original)
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