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[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: Who published the case study showing how Ginza Onodera utilized the CHEFLINK service?
A: Sharedine Co., Ltd., which provides the CHEFLINK service connecting chefs and restaurant operators, published it.
Q: What did Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera Kyoto Branch achieve by using the CHEFLINK service?
A: The branch achieved full-time hiring of chefs after starting with an initial spot work arrangement.
Q: What challenges did Mr. Kobayashi face regarding store expansion in areas like Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya?
A: He was facing challenges in securing chefs who possess both technical skills and on-site adaptability.
Q: Why did Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera Kyoto Branch have to rely on support staff from Tokyo or other stores?
A: They relied on support staff during busy seasons or sudden staff shortages because they operated with a small group of elite staff.
Q: What were the effects of implementing CHEFLINK for Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera Kyoto Branch?
A: The effects included maintaining on-site quality, reducing shift adjustment burdens, and achieving compatible hiring through spot work.