Hospitality & Restaurant Management Job Search & Resume Tips

Month: November 2005

  • Before Posting Your Resume Online…

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    Posting your resume online sometimes means giving up more control over your personal and professional information than you may have thought. Before posting your resume online, here are a few things you should think about and/or do in order to protect yourself and your job if you are currently employed.

  • Things To Be Aware Of When Working With A Headhunter

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    Though a Headhunter’s ultimate goal is to place good managers and chefs with good restaurants and hospitality companies, there are couple of things job candidates should be aware of and understand when working with an independent recruiter.

  • Hospitality & Restaurant Career Fairs

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    Career Fairs (aka Job Fairs) offer you two great opportunities that you won’t find anywhere else. The first, and most obvious, is the chance to meet face-to-face and interview with multiple restaurants or hotels in one place. The second, less obvious opportunity, is the chance to quickly improve and hone your interviewing skills.

  • Submitting A Resume – DIY

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    Want to start off on the right foot when applying for a job? Then DO NOT have your spouse, girl/boyfriend, significant other, or whatever submit your resume or call about job opportunities.

  • Ask Questions

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    At some point during most interviews, you will be asked if you have any questions of your own. This is the perfect opporunity to demonstrate your interest in the company, your interest in developing a career within it, and your At some point during most interviews, you will be asked if you have any questions…