Seriously! There will be a question of something like:
"How do I stop my onions from browning so quickly?"
And there's like -1 upvotes and 30+ comments. We need to stop discouraging people from posting questions on a beginner cooking sub. C'mon folks.
Currently, I am a Site Services Coordinator at a large company. My work includes:
I miss the smooth workflow from my previous food service jobs (Jimmy John's and barista). There's some satisfaction in getting my current work done, but I would rather have a smaller range of tasks that I can feel like an expert in. My role currently feels a bit too much like a "Jack of All Trades, Master of None". I also enjoy having a set of "tools" that I felt confident using, like a bread knife or an espresso machine. Digital tools could fill that gap maybe?
I enjoy connecting with my team members and problem solving, and I appreciate a balance of deep focus work and fast paced, think on your feet work. I enjoy my tasks and am effective at them, but find myself out of things to do early into my morning. I'd enjoy adding on some more complex things to tackle.
I was looking at things like Project Coordinator, Corporate Event Coordinator, HR coordinator, Executive Assistant, those sorts of things. Please suggest any titles you think would be a good fit!
Thank you in advance and Happy Friday :)
We'll see if this gets removed, but I was super disappointed to see the views of the CEO of what I thought to be a very cool company. I will not be supporting someone who wrote a eulogy for Charlie Kirk, sells "Napalm Smoothies" at a Vietnamese restaurant he owns, and supportes MAGA. Mods keep removing anything critiquing him, but I am severely disappointed.
We ordered the new TRMNL and will be taking our money elsewhere.