Monthly Archives: April 2009

Job Stalking #3

A continuation of Job Stalking #2.

If you want to use the newspaper to find jobs thats fine, but its extremely limiting nowadays.  We used Craigs List and many online job finder helps…like Yahoo! Hotjobs where I input all the information I wanted to give and then used the search and email alerts to have the possibilities sent to my email box.  You can also google for local job listings, sometimes your library will have a web-page for postings.

Next, I hunted for… READ MORE!

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Job Stalking #2

A continuation of: Job Stalking #1.

What where the things that I did to start my job search?  First, go on LinkedIn and sign up, after you complete their whole input process there is an option to download it (your resume, cv) in PDF form!  Presto Magic!  An online resume builder that costs you absolutely nothing! (also includes your introduction that is the cover letter)

Then I went online and had the PDF converted to text or a Word document… READ MORE!

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Job Stalking #1

Will work for JOB!Now that I finally have a job, I wanted to share with you a little about the modern day process and what you can expect.

First a little background. Even though we live in Northern California we have found our friends across the states tend to agree with our general knowledge about the ‘job stalking’ procedures and results that I will lay out here in multiple post/parts.

Second the job positions. I am a Chef/Cook with college in Computer Information Systems and a… READ MORE!

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Free yourself, cook with confidence.

Ratio: The Simple Codes Behind the Craft of Everyday Cooking: Michael Ruhlman

I am currently reading this book.  I have read all the other books (that are NOT cookbooks) about Chefs that he has wrote about…that is a recommendation.

For me its a reminder of how I started cooking long ago and trying to train myself to be independant from recipes.  It is important to have consistency – so I still develop recipes for personal, commercial, and business use.

If you have any talent cooking this book can help… READ MORE!

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Mondavi wine history is enjoyable.

The House of Mondavi: The Rise and Fall of an American Wine Dynasty

Being out here in California on a permanent level I wanted to find a few books that combine the area that I am living in and a ‘foodie’ aspect that would appeal to me.  I found a non-fiction work called ‘The House of Mondavi – The rise and fall of an American wine dynasty’ .  A very intriguing story of the Modavi’s start in America which later moved to Napa Valley, the rise of the… READ MORE!

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