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Webinar: Zaxby's on how hiring for fit can boost retention

Learn from one of the best-in-class QSRs on how to recruit and retain high-performing employees. By National Restaurant Association on Sep. 20, 2021

Wednesday, September 22, 2021

2 PM ET

Learn from one of the best-in-class QSRs on how they’re able to recruit and retain high-performing employees by focusing on “fit.” Chad Troutman, Chief Marketing Officer of Sprockets, and Chad Langston, District Manager for Zaxby’s in Gainesville, GA, will also share how technology can streamline the recruitment process, allowing you to focus on important daily operations.

Three Key Takeaways: 

  1. Discover the difference between traditional recruiting and hiring for fit.
  2. Explore how personality traits can be more important than industry experience.
  3. Learn key strategies for attracting applicants that will work well with your team. 

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