Author Question: The new server from New England is told by the supervisor to make tea. The server is also informed ... (Read 35 times)

pane00 · **on:** Aug 10, 2018

The new server from New England is told by the supervisor to make tea. The server is also informed that the Southern coastal seafood restaurant is 86 flounder. What barriers to effective communication were committed?

a. Assumption by manager that server knew how to make (sweet iced) tea and use of jargon (86).
b. Manager hired person from different part of the country so cultural differences created issues.
c. The distracting workplace didn't allow the manager to notice the server confusion about the messages.
d. Manager had opinion that all servers should know how to make tea and understand terminology.

Question 2

How is America's aging population going to influence long-term care communities, particularly long-term care dining services?

What will be an ideal response?

brittiany.barnes · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 10, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

The aging population will significantly increase the demand for rooms and beds in long-term care communities.
Today's older adult population has different desires and expectations of long-term care services, including dining service. There is a trend toward more sophisticated and exotic fare, as well as more choice and flexibility.