
Deepti Mendiratta
VP of Product Management for restaurants at HungerRush (formerly restaurant product head at Clover/SpotOn), a 20+ year software product leader who guested on ADP's HR{preneur} podcast.
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Sep 28, 2026
Know Your Numbers Before You Plan Your Next Move
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Jim DuffyHOST
What is the risk of making decisions based on gut instinct instead of business data?

Deepti MendirattaGUEST
But the challenge is that instincts are often based on what happened recently, also known as recency bias.

Deepti MendirattaGUEST
Business data helps validate those assumptions, uncover trends that might otherwise go unnoticed.

Deepti MendirattaGUEST
For example, a restaurant owner might feel like weekends are their busiest days.

Deepti MendirattaGUEST
But when you look at the numbers, they may discover that weekday lunches generate higher revenue or that certain products are driving more sales than expected.

Jim DuffyHOST
So what can product and inventory performance data reveal about where a business should invest more time, money, or resources?