How do you aswers describe your overall performance in your current position of kichent manager?

Answer 1

As a kitchen manager, it's always recommended that the person actually had a hand in cooking itself. Although it is never wrong to go to a great school for management (in particular restaurant/kitchen management) - the upper hand goes to the individual who actually understands and had actually "got his/her hands dirty". They truly understand all aspects of the kitchen, therefore is able to properly manage and answer any sort of questions that may be asked. It honestly reflects well to customers when they as a question about the kitchen (or the restaurant in general) if the manager actually understands the dynamics of the restaurant industry inside-out.