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Food & Wine Shares Gabriel Rucker's story on being sober and finding clarity as a leader in his restaurant and in the industry

September 13, 2018 Melissa Broussard

The transition has provided clarity and better ability for me to manage people, it’s a lot less hectic for employees. A lot of people that have stayed on through all those changes, I think are really relieved. And, that's probably why they're still here is because it can be fun to work in a hard-partying place and to have sure, that's fun, but, at the end of the day people come to work. They want consistency, direction and a supportive space.

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