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thepoetchef@sbcglobal.net in Houston, Texas 53 months ago |
I have been a Corp. Chef and Exec. Chef. I know Aramark and love to see if you have something for me. I have been in the buisness for 18yrs. Would love to send you my resume, but can't find a link to let me in.
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gknoll24@gmail.com in Lakewood, Ohio 53 months ago |
lol worked for aramark for five years.biggest mistake of my life leaving.put family first now its all gone. good luck great company |
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Bernard T in Apopka, Florida 48 months ago |
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thepoetchef@sbcglobal.net in Houston, Texas 48 months ago |
Bernard T in Apopka, Florida said: If you want to send your career down the drain put on your resume ARAMARK, SODEXHO or COMPASS... you will be not welcomed anymore anywhere else. You have no room to be yourself, you will be making HOSPITAL FOOD with HOSPITAL FLAVOR even if you are at the stadium. So, what do you suggest? |
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tour chef in Parkville, Maryland 40 months ago |
thepoet. Bernard T, couldn't have said it better myself. Aramark is a graveyard, it's for people that graduate from culinary school and call themselves Exec. Chefs. I've studied over in Europe in 2 and 3 star restaurants, done 2 apprenticeships and culinary school. The best experience i got was studying under 4 Master Chefs, both European, and CMC's. That's were you're going to get your credentials. Poet, just make sure you have a very, very strong classical foundation before applying for certain positions. The last thing you want to do is walk into a position and nice salary, and end up getting fired in a matter of months. Then you stand to get blackballed very easily. Believe me when I say that it's a very small network, and it stretches around the globe. That network is the one u want to be in. It's the one with 5 star 5 diamond ratings, Michelin stars, and Private clubs. So just be sure that "Executive Chef" title that may have been held previously can apply in that realm. Otherwise you may want to look for an Exec. Sous position, or even a Chef De Cuisine position at a quality spot. That's how u get your foot in the door. U may want to look at joining ACF (American Culinary Federation) and acquire certifications as well if you already haven't. I hope this may help a bit. |
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mamameza in Swaziland 16 months ago |
Good Morning
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mamameza in Swaziland 15 months ago |
Sir, Thank you for your contact, please could you send me your e-mail for me to be able to forward you my CV at steph@swazi-window.net
With my background and my experience, I aim to integrate a company like yours to lead a team, recruit and train staff in the kitchen, overseeing manufacturing techniques, the rules of presentation and food hygiene and management of all food.
Hoping to hear from you very soon, I beg you to receive, Sir, the assurances of my highest consideration. Yours truly, Mr. Stephane Lepissier |
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thepoetchef in Houston, Texas 15 months ago |
This would be a great job if I was 25 or 30. I would love to do
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jmacdonald35@verizon.net in Hudson, Massachusetts 14 months ago |
I am seeking a executive chef head chef executive chef position in the mass new hampshire maine or vermont area.
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Flavor in Windermere, Florida 11 months ago |
Bernard T in Apopka, Florida said: If you want to send your career down the drain put on your resume ARAMARK, SODEXHO or COMPASS... you will be not welcomed anymore anywhere else. You have no room to be yourself, you will be making HOSPITAL FOOD with HOSPITAL FLAVOR even if you are at the stadium. Yes these companies are a joke, first they want to pick you up dirt cheap and promise you the world. They make you work your butt off to serve bland tasteless Hospital Food as the same for all of there locations. Stay away from these 3 companies listed. Big talk no results. |
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