The State of Front-of-the-House Staff Training and the Relationship to Consumer Wine Choices in Restaurants

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2014-05-18Author
WhiteEagle, Summer D.
Publisher
University of Wisconsin--Stout
Department
Training and Human Resources Development
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Dittmann, Wendy
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This research study was intended to determine the state of the FOH staff training in the restaurant
industry and any perceived value or relationship this training has on influencing consumer wine
choices in restaurants. A literature review was conducted to determine the state of the FOH staff
training from the restaurant industry perspective. A semi-structured survey was created to
interview FOH staff from the restaurant industry to research further the perceived value or
relationship wine training has on influencing consumer choices in restaurants. As a result of this
research there are some very positive indicators that the FOH staff training does in fact influence
consumer wine choices. However, the research also points to a need for modification in how the
restaurant industry values FOH staff training and its structure. Further research is recommended
to quantify the perceptions that FOH staff hold towards their perceived influence on consumer
wine choices, as a result of wine training.
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