Hello, landlord:

If you really want to do catering, you should be prepared first. Every industry is not easy. Catering is reflected in the load, physical fatigue, shift rest and unique work and rest time.

After the above psychological preparation, it is highly recommended that you study English for a period of time every day, which is an essential ability for any industry to achieve management. If you are more eager to learn, you can increase the accumulation of some theoretical knowledge in management.

Secondly, I personally recommend that you start from practice. If you have graduated, find a catering-related career. If you haven't graduated, then work as a temporary worker in your spare time.

The difficulty of the catering industry is reflected in practice. If you really engage in this industry, you will gradually understand how to carry out the management knowledge such as the operation flow of the day, the arrangement of personnel, the quantification of inventory, the handling of negative inventory and the control of loss, etc. There is no dead concept, which is accumulated by individuals.

As for the choice of work, I personally recommend KFC, McDonald's and Pizza Hut, which are fast-consuming and well-known units, because of these units, for the following reasons:

1. You are a college student, and these units will have a lot of reserves to recruit. You don't have to start with employees. It is enough that you have a passion for catering and are ready to exchange hard work for results. It will give you a good first step from campus to society.

2. These units will train the reserves for a period of time, so you can fully study and adapt, and the system is good, but you are tired.

3. Even if you are committed to hotel development in the future, these units will be a good springboard for you to fill in your resume with good practical experience.

The catering, sales, and application units are not looking at how many books you have read, but at your work experience, the positions you have achieved, and the positions you have experienced can basically be equal to your initial position in the new company, as well as your remuneration.

Even if you haven't graduated, you can work as a temporary worker to get to know. In the early days, money is not the first priority, but learning something and adapting to society is the first priority, which money can't buy.

Don't feel bored. Any job and any position has its opposite. Be practical and willing to work. Don't keep changing. You will definitely not adapt at first. Just get through that period. I am not afraid to make mistakes in my work. If I make mistakes this time, I will not make mistakes next time. Ask for advice with an open mind and accumulate experience, and your mistakes will be less and less.

After graduation, you can easily apply for the ideal position.

Personal suggestions are for reference only. Please forgive me if there is a clerical error!

I hope I can help you!