Published June 11, 2015
Experience trumps education in food service
When hiring a cook or other food service position, education only means so much. In this article from FoodService.com, David Webb explains why experience makes all the difference in a good hire. It’s important to see the potential employee work in order to assess their skills, and that’s something that can’t be done in an office.
Read the full article here: Education vs Experience
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