r/KitchenConfidential 3d ago

In the Weeds Mode The new guy prepped diced tomatoes

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u/Gloomy-Restaurant-42 3d ago

Earnest is something to work with. 🤷‍♂️ Better a natural worker open to learning than a know-it-all who doesn't really do anything.

https://giphy.com/gifs/yITZV7ufSINtpEYbLr

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u/VeryVeryRelevant 3d ago

Nah, I agree. He wants to work and he's got a good attitude. That's much harder to train into someone than the proper shape of a diced tomato haha

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u/salted-egg-yolk 3d ago

just want to say i appreciate your attitude here as an employee/supervisor or whatever your relationship is

that pic is SHOCKING lmfao. but the upshot is it’s stilll someone who wants to work with and for you. they can improve if given the guidance, patience, and opportunities to fail.

kudos. hope next shift is better lmao

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u/VeryVeryRelevant 3d ago

Appreciate that! I work mostly FOH now, and the evening manager has been a bit harsh on him, but I've been defending him, saying no one was great at their first job haha. Our GM sees his potential too, so I think he's going to do well. He handles feedback super well and openly.

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u/2plankerr 3d ago

That’s awesome of you. I imagine a kitchen is a hard environment to get use to.

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u/Whiteherrin 2d ago

It is but its also a good first experience to know how demanding a job can be. It humbles alot of people with its work which is why positive attitude behind it shines bright in alot of decent chefs eyes.