Home Truths
Lauren Linford, Phoebe Altman, Zoë JohnA reformed workaholic with a demonstrated history of expecting my team to work overtime for free. This details my musings on how to improve the life of those working within hospitality through the lens of a working Mother.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 45 | Subscribers | Read | laurenlinford.substack.com |
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My thoughts on the recent kitchen conditions controversy and a brilliant takeover from Head Chef, Matty Grove
A fascinating week for hospitality, with poor working conditions are front and centre in international conversation. There is lots to read around the matter, I am mostly fascinated by the chefs choosing now to come out in support of each ot...
Blurring the lines: Is it ok to get wasted with your team?
Easily the biggest issue in my management career was how much I blurred these exact lines. At the time, I had zero boundaries in general, but that meant that work friends were real friends and real friends often helped me out at work. At 21...
Finding fulfilment as a freelance chef - By Phoebe Altman
In hindsight, perhaps November wasn’t the best time to take the (giant) leap into freelance life as a chef since the quietest time of the year was looming just around the corner. Whilst I managed to book up December without too much effort,...
'I'm just going to look after people properly, it really isn't that difficult'.
This was from a conversation this week with one of our fave partners. She is opening a restaurant with a small team and she just made looking after people sound super straight forward, listing a few ways she will do it in about 10 seconds. ...
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