I'm telling you the truth...(Must Read Without Failure.)
It can take a person almost a lifetime to recognize this principle of truth. Then, elements in the expansion of time change without your permission. (See illustration below.)
POINT IN HAND: Don't live life on "mental compass" based on marginal beliefs from others. Follow, follow and follow your dream (that is) the desires of your heart then everything else falls-in-place.
Listen, if you can believe in yourself by a fraction in the "Dewey Decimal System of time, the dimensions of your life systematically change without question.
Your mindset is your compass, so follow your dream.
I Believe You Can...!
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Exploring Hospitality Careers
The hospitality and tourism cluster includes many entry-level opportunities that can build toward higher-level positions. For example, an entry-level worker may start restaurant work as a dishwasher or table busser and eventually move into cooking, waiting tables, or event management.
Please check out this video regarding Hospitality Industry Careers!
The challenges that came everyday
Beginning today, March 19th, the owner of Mozza restaurant is switching her restaurant at the corner of Melrose and Highland into a temporary relief center for disrupter foodservice workers, with free meals and supplies.
Offering daily free meals and basic supplies such as diapers and canned foods, Nancy Silverton is providing aid for restaurant-industry professionals who’ve suffered a recent layoff or considerable reduced hours due to the virus.
Seven nights a week for the foreseeable future, Silverton and her team will prep 300 to-go meals each evening, with pickup hours of 5:30 to 8:30pm, and meals limited to two per person (unless a guest is facing an emergency situation). Those in need should bring valid ID and proof of recent restaurant employment, such as a paystub, and arrive as early as possible; meals will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Mozza is located at 6602 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
Should a line form, the Mozza team requests guests maintain the recommended distance of six feet of space between people.
Free, limited supplies will also be available, including toilet paper, baby food, wipes, diapers, Tylenol and non-perishable canned foods. If you would like to donate supplies to the cause, you can email Kate Green at kgreen@pizzeriamozza.com.
A handful of local restaurants, bars and food organizations have also helped feed impacted members of the service industry, including Thunderbolt, which gave out 20 meals to those in need yesterday, and KinderGreens, who are sending chefs boxes of fresh produce to eat at home.
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Working in a restaurant can be challenging, but beyond rewarding! Some enjoy the fast paced environment, some thrive being able to meet and connect with customers. At the end of the day, the restaurant business has something everyone can enjoy!
Check out our newest episode of Good Question and hear what kept these restaurant employees coming back for more. If you’ve worked in a restaurant, what did you enjoy most and kept you going day in and day out?
Good question!
No, really, that’s the answer. They all participated in our Good Question interview series. Here’s something else these people have in common: Working in the restaurant industry prepared them all for the jobs they have today.
Intrigued? Check out our newest episode of Good Question. And, if you’ve worked in a restaurant, be sure to tell us the skills you’ve gotten out of your experience.
That’s what we asked current and former restaurant employees in this new addition of Good Question.
Spoiler alert: It’s more than just another job.
If you’re thinking about pursuing a position at a restaurant, you should definitely check out this video. Then let us know what you think in the comments. And for those of you who have restaurant experience, tell us: What advice would YOU give someone who may want to pursue a restaurant career?
This time we spoke to current and former restaurant employees about the life skills they gained from working in the industry.
From interaction skills, to empathy, to compassion, what you can take away from a role at a restaurant can apply to anything you do in life. If you’re thinking about pursuing a position at a restaurant, you should definitely check out this video. Then let us know what you think in the comments. And for those of you who have restaurant experience, tell us: What life skills did you gain from working in a restaurant?
I love making the foods & my co-worker was very nice
I am in real need of a job, just lost my job and I have a 4 month old daughter I am currently taking care of by myself. Anything in Chicago, IL available mornings more flexible although I am able to work it out if needed in afternoons.