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The training program will provide knowledge and skills to the restaurant employees in areas of quality customer service, personal career development and a... ... middle of paper ... .... A quality review of the turnover rate of managers and employees, and job performance review by the business supervisors will access employee job satisfaction. Employee performance can also be evaluated through direct feedback from supervisors, managers and business owners. This can then be gauged by employee enthusiasm towards the established training program. Increased efficiency and employee proficiency gauge employee enthusiasm towards the training program(Kasperik&Herlevi, 2009). Conclusion In conclusion, a proactive and dynamic approach is needed for Cook Out restaurant’s success.