my first job interview of 2025 #shorts

I went to my first job interview of 2025. After my internship at Robert Mondavi, I moved to LA and I'm excited to be back in the kitchen. Wish me luck :)

#everythingkimchi #cooking #chef

[aminahammouda]

Stage is just french for internship btw people.

[AutumnAzaleas]

Honestly the bathrooms being clean is such a clear clue, no joke. I work with students in lab under a hospitality/culinary program and it’s so much fun helping people talk through what fun things they have goals for with their degrees and what would be the most helpful for them towards that end. Family meal is always a good sign as well (as long as it’s not cruddy scraps or no time is actually allotted to eat), showing that the business is willing to value you as a person that needs sustenance, not just an employee. Besides these factors, I would look into the details of any job that has tip pooling because often that is the next source of larger problems a fine dining setting may have FOH-wise. For BOH, meet the head chefs to see if they have a temper or can answer questions during stressful situations.

[NathanHyun-rw]

Always rooting for you!! Love seeing your shorts on my feed, keep it up!!

[blaackberry]

I always think of my culinary school/baby chef days when I see your videos 🥺
It makes me smile since I dont work in kitchens anymore. I miss those days and your videos take me right back.

[VirginIsCoolStayPure]

Good luck for your interview and wish you got the job & new experience

[nonstphr]

Love to see honesty and realistic days :)

[karmasicy]

I always think its so funny when a chef makes themselves ramen. So relatable

[noobiechicken]

remember to take care of yourself during busy times, wishing you the best! 😊

[ellieechoes]

Congratulations I hope it goes well!!!

[JeanneInTheDark]

Stage is french for internship, btw.

Good luck!🥰

[breeezeblox]

And here I was wondering when you were getting back in the kitchen! Best of luck ✨

[OlEgSaS]

good luck! any restaurant would be lucky to have you

[akkgaming]

I am curious about something. For these interviews, is it compulsory that you bring your own kitchen tools? Knives, scissors, etc? Or did I just misinterpret the video?
PS love your videos. Hope you do great and pass your interviews ❤❤❤

[cachedesyeux]

Fun fact: stage is French. Its basically an internship and most training programs and even university programs have it. The nulber of times ive been told by docotrs, speech therapists, and other peofessions thzt they'll have someone with them en stage is so freaking common. My babysitter who is in school for child development is on stage the whole month of april in another region.

[Kchris]

Good luck, and I'm glad to be on this journey with you

[chubingqiu]

The noodles look like the ones from Shin ramen light :DD I love those, I find the texture to be a bit better than regular fried Shin noodles

[hannahloewen]

Hopefully you got the job if you liked it there!!

[Ro-islefthanded]

In the US, restaurants are legally required to page you for a “stage”. Now this might not be the practice else wear but generally in the US it is illegal to not pay at least minimum wage for a “stage”.

[eshtermaria]

Congrasts
Wish you a great colleagues and comfy work environment.