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Old 12-18-2005, 12:19 PM  
Jace
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Originally Posted by After Shock Media
What you said may be true in regards to experience. Though honestly who stands a better chance at getting hired out of the gates. Someone trying to gain experience and get enough notice to be taken on by a chef or someone out of school with the experience? All things equal of course, basicly someone with limited experience and knowledge to start with.
Experience is always key, but the best thing you can do it get a job in a kitchen....

don't always assume that someone graduating from a school has experience though...I have seen top of the class CIA grads crumble in 2 weeks from the pressure of a kitchen job, which is why REAL experience (not fake school kitchens) is the biggest factor

but I agree, that if you don't know anything about professional cooking, a little bit of school is always good, just for the basic knowledge
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