Being responsible for planning and organizing a large corporate event can be a major moment in your career. While this can be an excellent opportunity for networking as well as showcasing your abilities, any serious problems or issues that disrupt the event can have a negative impact on the way that you are perceived.
Create an Effective Plan for Providing Meals
Issues with catering or other food services can be among the most prevalent issues that are encountered when organizing and planning large corporate events.
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Spaghetti is one of the most common Italian-American dishes. As such, you would think it would be pretty easy to make, but if you can't manage to replicate the delicious flavor of your favorite Italian restaurant's spaghetti at home, you are not alone! There's more to making delicious spaghetti than you might think. Here are some tips to transform your homemade spaghetti into something you'd be proud to serve at a restaurant table:
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Good food has a way of elevating any occasion and making it so much easier for people to feel comfortable at a special event. Whether it's a friendly gathering that you're hosting at home, a neighborhood soiree that you are in charge of, or a work-related celebration you've been given the reigns to, the food that you select will undoubtedly set the tone and play a large role in determining how people view the event once it's over.
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People commonly associate happy hour with bars and restaurants that serve dinner, but there's no rule about what type of establishment can launch a happy hour promotion. If you run a restaurant that focuses exclusively on breakfast, you should feel free to start a happy hour promotion if the idea appeals to you. You can advertise this promotion in your restaurant and on social media, and you may soon find that it's a decision that has immensely benefited your reputation in the community, and your earnings.
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If you are following a low-carb diet, finding foods that suit your lifestyle can be even more challenging. Low-carb dieting consists of eating less than 60 grams of carbohydrates per day. For the best chances of success, some experts believe you must eat less than 40 grams per day. Avoiding all sugar, bread, and pasta is imperative if you want to stick with your diet, which can seem impossible when dining out at Italian restaurants.
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