Many good suggestions here. I would encourage you to let them know you are physically capable of standing for 10 hours at a time, that you can withstand the heat, and that you can work with others who may be difficult. There are lots of psychos working in the back of the house, and let the interviewer know you are aware of this. Finally, stress that you can learn to cook according to their desires. No one cares about your creativity. Your ability to duplicate their offerings over and over is what matters.

Come dressed for the job and. Bring your own knives.

Very good cooking and knife skills prepping too

I can do all 3 but I rather cook

Sanitation certify, experience,how much you love to cook i have aways did all 3 but i also loved to cook

1st what's your background 2nd have you ever made any of food they've served before 3rd read there menu before you go. How are your knife skills. There menu will tell you what kind of equipment they have. Read what kind of person there looking 🤔 for what kind of a place is it. If you can go there to eat go and just look around. And remember to taste the food.

Be prepared and ready to answer all and do a demo

Show up in clothes representing the position such as black pants, a chef coat, and kitchen shoes. Know your mother sauces. Tell the interviewer you thrive under pressure. Have your own pen, a highlighter, a sharpie, and a temperature probe readily accessable. Id you have knives, make a roll and bring them. Make sure your nails are short and clean. Make sure youre hair is up. Come prepared to do a stage (working interview).

I need to change my profession

To show interviewers you're ready for a Cook job, highlight your relevant experience, skills, and passion for cooking. Talk about any culinary training or certifications you have. Be prepared to discuss specific dishes you've prepared and your ability to work in a fast-paced kitchen environment. Customize your resume and cover letter to emphasize your cooking abilities. Lastly, consider joining job search platforms like Jobcase, Indeed, and Culinary Agents to explore Cook job opportunities. Good luck!