i hope not much...
alot , depending on what kind of chef it is
Many individuals experience stressful experiences in their work place or profession. An example of someone experiencing stressful situations through work is: a recruit going through basic training in a military facility.
it takes alot of time, it can be stressful, you can hurt yourself in the kitchen, and you might have do deal with people who don's like your food.
A commis is anapprentice in larger kitchens that works under a chef de partie in order to learn the station's responsibilities and operation.[ This may be a chef who has recently completed formal culinary training or is still undergoing training.A chef is a person who cooks professionally. In a professional kitchen setting, the term is used only for the one person in charge of everyone else in the kitchen, the executive chef.
hard and stressful!
Take a chill pill
It is very important to me
They can work in restaurants
Pastry chefs must work in a kitchen. The kitchen must always remain sanitary. The workplace will often be crammed and stressful. This job requires a lot of work time. A pastry chef works mainly on weekends and at night.
Information on chef work is provided at any culinary school. Most professional kitchens also offer an apprenticeship system, where the aspiring chef may work alongside a professional.
that depends on the level of the job. for example, if you want to be a sous chef, you need at least two to three years of experience as a cook. if you want to become an executive chef, you need about five to ten years of experience as a cook or sous chef.
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