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Episode 225 New Skills & New Jobs with Culinary Agents Aired: Tuesday, January 19th 2021 SHARE HOSTED BY Jennifer Leuzzi The start of the year is always a good time to make a plan for your career and look at what’s viable right now in the industry. If you’re looking to make a move or pivot your career, this episode of Tech Bites is for you. Host Jennifer Leuzzi talks with Alice Cheng, CEO and Founder of Culinary Agents, about current open positions, their new Marketplace, and how to build new skills for your new job. Tech Bites Episode 225 is made ...

Episode 223 2021 Predictions with Vaughn Tan Aired: Friday, December 18th 2020 SHARE HOSTED BY Jennifer Leuzzi Following Tech Bites tradition, the last show of the year is a look into the future. Tech Bites host Jennifer Leuzzi talks with Vaughn Tan, a London-based strategy consultant, author, and professor at University College London’s School of Management about his predictions for 2021. He specializes in designing organizations that are resilient to and benefit from uncertainty and has spent over a decade working with the food and beverage industr...

Episode 22 How Do You Keep Staff Up to Date With Ever-Evolving COVID-19 Regulations? Aired: Thursday, December 17th 2020 SHARE HOSTED BY Heritage Radio Network With restaurants working around constantly shifting COVID-19 regulations, it is more important than ever that all staff and stakeholders understand the current requirements. In this episode, guest host Jennifer Leuzzi talks to Rachael Nemeth, the CEO and co-founder of Opus Training. According to Rachael, nearly all training program technology is built for the desk-worker sitting in front of a c...

Comcast business. built for business. the terror group isis already proving themselves deadly in the battlefield in iraq posting images like this on social media, allegedly showing gruesome executions and a mass grave. twitter account that posted this has been shut down now, but new accounts and posts appear just as fast. the majority of posts document terror atrocities and conquests. this one mocking the first lady's "bring back our girls" tweet with the words "bring back our humvee." images from terror groups, nothing new. but has isis in particular proven itself to be sophisticated? joini...

From washington. not just official government teams looking for that plane. millions of you are going online to try to spot the crash site. digital globe, a u.s.-based earth imaging firm activated its crowd sourcing platform and asked for your help to search through satellite image. as it turns out, the entire world wants to help. the firm estimates some 2 million people have logged on and started looking through those images. the response so overwhelming the site has crashed multiple times. bret larsen, editor of tech bites joins me now. 2 million people. that's amazing. >> the site is down...