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Clarity

Troy Robinson

Columbia, SC

District Manager for high-volume restaurant in South Carolina. I've been in the restaurant industry for 21 years.

Web programmer with extensive knowledge in:
Project Management
Startup Impediments
Web APIs
Restaurant Back Office Systems
Web Development
Creating MVP products

Avid reader of Seth Godin, Malcolm Gladwell, Marginal Revolution blog, & Tim Ferriss

I can help you by providing you feedback on your best practices & ideas. I'd love to speak to you about improving staffing levels, retention, profitability, systems and best practices to help you get unstuck with running your organization.

$5.00/min

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Customer Service SaaS Productivity Early-stage Startups Customer Relations Sales Operations Restaurant Management Restaurants New Restaurant Openings Bartending

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You are what you're becoming. What's the difference between being a manager and being a leader? What practices will help you take your team to a new level? I can provide actionable solutions to ease the current impediments in your organization for a positive change. Stop feeling exhausted and start getting results.

A lot of times you take a self-evaluation and you're often left with the same findings. You have a lot on your plate to accomplish. If you want to break away from the mentality of, "that's always how I've done it so that's the way it's done" then take a call with me. I will offer you practical solutions to optimize your schedule, day, and productivity.

Restaurant Management, New Restaurant Openings

I'm the district manager for a high-volume restaurant concept in South Carolina. I can provide a framework and assist you in your problems and impediments within your restaurant.

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Troy Robinson answered

How to validate an idea of marketplace for professional services in the sphere of international trade?

Another important area to consider, especially when you have an idea without any users would be, letters of intent.

While these letters of intent don't truly have a value it puts a measurable, trackable list of people that are willing to adopt your product, which may not be released and will softly commit to adopting to your service prior to you having it available.

While it's just a soft commitment it speaks louder than not having any paying customers on board.

For a pitch when speaking with investor and having letters of intent it gives more leverage.

Look into it and see how letters of intent to use your product is a great springboard when you may have no active users at the current time.

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Awesome advice. Really appreciated his insight.

Jon Uland Source: Clarity

Troy was incredibly helpful in assessing my startup idea and providing me invaluable insight into the restaurant industry. Speaking with Troy undoubtably saved me weeks of headache and dozens of mistakes. Thanks Troy!

Theodore Watson Source: Clarity

Great call, very knowledgeable in the restaurant space, and had great insights and advice. Highly recommended.

Mladen Gajic Source: Clarity

Best call I've had on Clarity yet. If you own a restaurant you have to talk to this guy!

Elliot Houlston Source: Clarity

It was great talking to Troy. His knowledge of the Restaurant industry & ability to relate it to the my questions was a great help.

Mohit D Source: Clarity

Great call! Helpful and recommended!

Bryan Carlin Source: Clarity

Troy was great! Prompt, insightful and had great suggestions.

James Lanyon Source: Clarity

Excellent Call. Troy managed to narrow down exactly what I needed and gave sound actionable advice. Highly recommended.

Justin Gilchrist Source: Clarity

Member since January 2015