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I think the most valuable skill that I've learned is just going with the flow and not getting too worked up about stuff. In the restaurant industry, things are always going to go wrong, and you have to stay flexible and creative in order not to let it drive you nuts.
The most valuable thing I have learned it initiative. When I first started working at my current job as a host, I had a huge "not my problem" mentality. I had it throughout my entire life. Through a few talks with management and countless mistakes, I started to do things simply because they werent done. No tables for a reservation, ill go and clean it. expo needs hands, ill run food. Instead of just sitting back and watching, I helped out as much as possible and my efforts were not ignored. This trickled into my personal life, and honestly its been up from there.
Sushi ... I was given the opportunity during Covid because restaurants couldn't hire abroad ... As soon as Covid was over I was kicked to the curb but I was able to open my own Sushi business with the knowledge.
Grew up in my father restaurant in San Francisco. Fast past casual, 20 years experience. I’m look for a job in Novato ca, working well under pressure is one of my strong points, multi tasking and one of my many skills. Really looking for a team to be a part of and make stronger.
I was working for an unorganized and unmotivated job as an AGM. The one lesson I learned, is keep to yourself and dont sleep with coworkers. Jk
I learned so much from my career path. My most favorite part was working with events and I wish I could capitalize on that venture. I would trade anything for a stable events management job, I've gain so much knowledge on that position, yet I dont know how to express that to the people that are hiring for the position.
The most valuable skill I've learned working in restaurants is to maintain a sense of humor and just let some things bounce off you. There are often unexpected problems, and you just have to make adjustments and maintain your composure. Sometimes you just have to shrug things off.