Culinary Agents Reviews

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Culinary Agents mentions (10)

• finding restaurant work at this time

  Look on culinaryagents.com and goodfoodjobs.com, you do not need extensive experience to work in many kitchens, even in fine dining. Some kitchen are happy to work with "blank slate" so they can train you from scratch. You dont need to pigeon hole yourself to pizza unless thats what you're interested in. Source: over 1 year ago

• Chromebook- $80. 40" Element TV- $70 Galaxy s10e- $50

  Check out culinaryagents.com, you can probably find a dishwashing gig at the least. Source: over 1 year ago

• Part time serving job recs??

  Check out culinaryagents.com and you can search by zip code. Source: almost 2 years ago

• coffee shops

  I’d suggest checking out culinary agents it is one of the standard places to find hospitality jobs. A quick search just now listed lots of barista positions both for coffee shops as well as restaurants that need a barista. Source: about 2 years ago

• Struggling with a Section 8 Voucher?

  Have you used culinaryagents.com to look for jobs? I don't know what neighborhood you're in but Cara Hotel near Los Feliz is hiring for front desk.. And the Courtyard Marriott L.A. Live is hiring food & bev....also the new Godfrey Hotel in Hollywood. Loew's Hollywood/Highland is hiring for front desk and also servers. Good luck! Source: over 2 years ago

Landing.jobs mentions (11)

• Applying for jobs in Lisbon as an American

  Then go here http://landing.jobs and start applying, I got both my jobs in Portugal from here. Source: 11 months ago

• Can't Get a Job in the EU = Depressed

  Try landing.jobs do not give up....i did it you can too. Source: about 1 year ago

• Where to look for tech roles currently? LinkedIn seems incredibly crowded?

  I would recommend landing.jobs but its mostly portugal based. Source: over 1 year ago

• I made a tech stack search engine to search 60,000+ job descriptions in less than 1 sec, for a specific keyword. Useful for job seekers, recruiters, and sales people.

  A lot of great suggestions here. Thought I might add a few as well: 1. If possible, filters like "Full-time/Part-time/Contract/Internship" 2. Salary filters. This might be tricky because the majority of postings don't contain the salary information upfront. 3. Would it be possible for you to source from job aggregators like "weworkremotely.com", remotive.io, landing.jobs, startup.jobs,. Source: over 1 year ago

• job board websites that specifically target non-EU nationals?

  There's a job board called landing jobs that focus on EU jobs that offer filters by sponsorship and relocations support. Landing jobs. Source: over 1 year ago