 | I have worked for restaurants as a waiter for three years and ran my own business for five years as a sole trader.
I want to change direction (relatively) into a Catering Manager role that would be applicable for institutions like hospitals, schools, hotels etc. More specifically a supervisory position that would be more 'behind the scenes' orientated as opposed to being the cook and or cashier.
Side note nothing against cooks or cashiers (i have worked under both job titles in restaurants), i am trying to make what i am trying to say as specific as possible.
What kind of qualification would be best suited to add this theory side to my existing experience to transition into this role?
Many Thanks.
I understand that i may not have conveyed my intent correctly when saying 'what kind of qualification would be best suited'
I mean to say what qualification should be pursued to best complement the experience i have in order to apply for the types of positions i specified in the original question.
Many thanks, again.
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I was a fairly successful retail and catering manager for many years, I can't get jobs in management for complicated reasons not of my making and people want me to have some fantastic reason to want to stack shelves.
What BS will get me a job cos I have no idea what they're looking for and I've apparently lost that essential management skill of bullshitting.
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I can't find any comparable jobs in salary guides, and any posted jobs for these positions always have "salary depending on experience". Any ideas?
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I am on Linkedin already
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| 1 job for only two weeks as a server, very minor work behind their small bar, Real estate liscence, 10 months of practicing making drinks at bartending school, about 15 college courses, about 4 years of working at retail stores, telemarketing, and restaurants. 6 years as a live in house keeper and counselor at a group home, 2 years as a housekeeper with my own small company that I started. Bartender for a wedding and two private parties for St. Patricks day and a birthday?
Which items would be better off left off the application, and which ones would help? Or would any of them help at all ? Would any combination of these be enough to get a job as a server or bartender anywhere? Am I fooling myself in thinking I could be a bartender / server with this? What kind of job should I do?
For a place like tgi fridays or applebees?
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Do you work in an office or out in the front desk area?
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I have worked here for 8 years. Now within the last 2 years, My boss started a dance studio, that I create marketing material for, run the website answer the phones it has now expanded into Zumba lessons and tumbling which I manage also.
In the last 4 months he started renting out space in the warehouse to solar companies and Satellite tv companies. That's fine, but now I load and unload their trucks, move things around in the warehouse on top of all my other work.
Newest job I have now is washing dishes for the catering company he is doing. I am washing plates, cups glasses to get these price tags off. Now he wants me to decorate the room and sew curtains.
I have told him I have too much too do, and I can't do this anymore. He laughs and blows it off. Enough is enough, I don't want to loose my job but I don't want to do this anymore. Please some advice.
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