Much like a complex recipe, a resume contains many different ingredients. Within most, you’ll find several cups of previous responsibilities, a tablespoon of personal attributes, and a dash of future desires. Mix well, bake in a 350-degree oven until done, and garnish with contact information. The results are a document that satisfies the rudimentary requirements …
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Nice guys finish last. Only the good die young. Good workers don’t get jobs. The first is a well-known saying of debatable validity. The second is courtesy of the illustrious Billy Joel. And the third is on its way to becoming an unofficial tagline of the current employment environment—or, at least, that’s how it feels …
If you want to work in an often creative, always fast-paced culinary environment, a job within the restaurant industry may very well represent the career of your dreams. Opportunities are plentiful—in fact, the industry is the United States’ second largest private sector employer, accounting for nearly 10 percent of the country’s workforce. The National Restaurant …
