[CHEFLINK Case Study Interview: Ginza Onodera Co., Ltd.] Achieving Mismatch-Free Chef Hiring by Transitioning from Spot Work to Full-Time Employment
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Sharedine Co., Ltd. has released a case study of Ginza Onodera Kyoto Branch, which successfully hired a full-time chef without mismatches by using the CHEFLINK service to evaluate practical aptitude during spot work shifts.
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- Q: What service did Ginza Onodera Co., Ltd. use to improve chef hiring for its Kyoto branch?
- A: Ginza Onodera Co., Ltd. used the CHEFLINK service provided by Sharedine Co., Ltd. to improve chef hiring for its Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera Kyoto Branch.
- Q: Which company operates the Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera Kyoto Branch?
- A: The Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera Kyoto Branch is operated by Ginza Onodera Co., Ltd., headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, with Yoshitaka Kimura as President.
- Q: How did the Kyoto branch initially address chef shortages during busy seasons?
- A: During busy seasons, the Kyoto branch relied on support staff from neighboring stores or Tokyo, which increased travel and accommodation costs and burdened the supporting staff.
- Q: What were the main benefits Ginza Onodera experienced after implementing CHEFLINK?
- A: After implementing CHEFLINK, Ginza Onodera maintained on-site quality, reduced manager shift adjustment burdens, and decreased psychological stress on management staff.
- Q: Who is the General Manager of Ginza Onodera's Japan Domestic Second Division?
- A: Mr. Kobayashi is the General Manager of Ginza Onodera's Japan Domestic Second Division and was responsible for addressing chef recruitment challenges across multiple locations.