Ep.92 Matthieu Mioche | The Hidden Truth Behind Hospitality’s Talent Crisis

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In this episode of the Schulering Hub Talking Hospitality Podcast, Mauricio Schüler and Matthieu Mioche discuss the challenges independent hotels face in recruiting talent.Matthieu shares his journey from chef to recruitment expert and highlights the importance of purpose and employee experience in attracting and retaining talent. They explore the current talent shortage in the hospitality industry, the significance of creating a positive work environment, and strategies for independent hotels to improve their recruitment processes. In this conversation, Matthieu Mioche discusses the critical aspects of employee induction, the challenges of understaffing in the hospitality industry, and the importance of creating a welcoming environment for new hires. He emphasizes the need for strong employer branding and the role of recruitment agencies in attracting talent. The discussion also touches on emerging trends in hospitality recruitment, including the significance of emotional intelligence and lifelong learning for future talent.Find more information about Schulering on our website.Follow us on other social networks:Linkedin Youtube Instagram Schulering: Evolving Hospitality through Learning.

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