What's the best career choice for a chef? >Restaurants

Be a waiter instead. Much better money and less stress

>>1838385
>What's the best career choice for a chef?
Bruh why go through the trouble? Just be a meth head rn it's easier.
>i just want big bucks and a comfy early retirement.
HAHAHAHAHAHHA

>>1838398
tried it before, it's not really for me.

prefer to stay backstage.

>>1838400
not into being a thug for a living.

You fucked up by becoming a chef.
Work aboard ships. Container, tanker, cruise, etc. About the only chance for a moderate income desu

>>1838385

I know a lot of chef's. The following spots can have good gigs with good pay:

- retirement homes
- colleges
- country clubs

Yachts, apparently. Really rich people having parties on boats. Somebody made a post about that some months ago. I don't remember how they said they got into it.

>>1838385
>Best career choice
>Chef

Choose one.

>>1838385
Go back to school for a better degree

Honestly I have no idea but I would guess airlines (or canteens) since they are in a big industrial kitchen where they have their plan and time.
At a restaurant / hotel you have a lot of pressure because sometimes there are 20 á la carte guests and you have to push out the food as fast as possible

>>1839839
got a bachelors degree in economics.

Becoming a rich persons personal chef is going to be the best way to live a comfy life.
But you will need to be extremely knowledgeable about nutrition, create bomb tasting food, and not have a meltdown when your hard-made meals are unwanted or disliked.

Either that or you open your own restaurant.

Sell ketchup steaks