If you really want to cook, you must be prepared first. Every industry is not easy. Catering is reflected in bearing load, physical fatigue, rest in shifts and unique work and rest.
After making the above psychological preparations, it is strongly recommended that you learn English for a period of time every day, which is an essential ability for any industry to manage. If you are studious, you can increase the accumulation of some theoretical knowledge of management.
Secondly, I personally suggest that you proceed from practice. If you have graduated, find a career related to catering. If you haven't graduated, then do temporary work in your spare time.
The difficulty of the catering industry is reflected in practice. If you explore a set of your own experience from practice and really engage in this industry, you will gradually understand how to carry out the operation flow, personnel arrangement, inventory quantification, negative inventory handling, loss control and so on. There is no concept of death, it is all 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, 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. It doesn't have to start with employees. You have a heart that loves catering, and you are prepared to exchange efforts for results. This will give you a good first step course from campus to society.
2. These units will train the reserve team for a period of time, so that you can fully learn and adapt. The system is good, but it is tiring.
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.
Catering, sales, job seekers don't look at how many books you have read, but at your work experience, the positions you have done, the positions you have experienced are basically equivalent to your initial position in the new company, and your salary.
Even if you don't graduate, you can do temporary work to get to know each other. At first, money was not the first thing. Learning something and adapting to society is the most important thing, which money can't buy.
Don't get bored. Any job and any position has its opposite. Work hard. Don't keep changing. You're sure to get used to it at first. Just get through that period. I'm not afraid of making mistakes at work. If I make a mistake this time, it won't happen next time. Ask for advice with an open mind and accumulate experience, and your mistakes will be less and less.
After graduation, it will be easy for you to 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!