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CHEFS AND COOKS: A GUIDE TO BUILDING YOUR BRAND AND CAREER

Culinary Cues

Of particular interest to me was a paragraph from Chef Sean Brock of Audrey Restaurant in Nashville (pages 289-290) that everyone should read. Act as if you are required to sign every plate that you cook and every task that you are assigned. Look and act like the professional you want to become. Take care of your knives.

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The HotSchedules + Server Life COVID-19 Live Blog

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The HotSchedules + Server Life COVID-19 Live Blog. HotSchedules and Server Life have partnered to provide resources, news, updates for restaurant employees impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. N o industry has been more impacted by the COVID-19 crisis than the restaurant and hospitality industry. Click here to learn more.

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ACCOMPLISHED COOK – WHEN COMPETENCE ECLIPSES A LACK OF CONFIDENCE

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You thought you were good, a solid line cook or prep cook, a couple years of experience under your belt working in a busy restaurant. So, you applied for a job at one of the best restaurants in town, a place admired by all. You were on fire and felt confident that you would be a star in any operation. Are you okay with that?”

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RESTAURANT EYES

Culinary Cues

So, here’s the thing – knowing how to operate a restaurant is not difficult – executing the steps is a whole other story. The simple answer (if there is such a thing) is that they really don’t know “how” or they suffer from “lazy restaurant eyes”. Suddenly, he remembers the cobwebs and thinks: “I’ll take care of that in the morning”.

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A CHEF’S ADVICE TO 2022 CULINARY GRADUATES

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Share what you know with others, listen to them, and never exhibit any belief that you are somehow better than they are. [] IT’S NOT ABOUT YOU, IT’S ABOUT THE TEAM: The only consistently successful restaurants are the ones where every member of the team knows they are equal. We owe them our respect and care.

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Successful restaurant owners and operators don’t just provide great food. The people piece of the puzzle can be challenging for restaurants. Because of the complicated nature of human resources (HR) and the sprawling regulations surrounding payroll, HR and payroll can be a recurring headache for restaurant owners and operators.

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THOUGHTS ABOUT WORK and JOB

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It’s not my job” is a lame attempt at distancing yourself from something that you believe exists outside of your responsibility and somehow resolves you from caring. “I I love my job” is not so frequently stated, somehow pointing to a weakness of character and resolve if we act enthusiastic about the work we do and the place where we do it.

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