How to write a resume in a kitchen in the catering industry

Updated on Kitchen 2024-01-28
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    1. Basic information, personal name, age, etc.;

    2. The main thing is industry experience, how long have you worked in the catering industry, and where did you do it;

    3. Highlight the past performance, that is, the highlights, the previous achievements, etc.;

    4. In short, it is a targeted response to the requirements of recruitment.

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