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Makes me think of observations I've made about cooking in better restaurants. It doesn't pay well and the work requires skill/experience and long hours, and dem
by beat 9y ago
Makes me think of observations I've made about cooking in better restaurants. It doesn't pay well and the work requires skill/experience and long hours, and demand (at least here) is extremely high.
High demand, high skill... why doesn't it pay better? The only answer is that there must be some other benefits to the field. They have to pay people better to work in an office because office work sucks a lot more.
- marak830 9y agoI certainly don't make as much doing this as I would coding. The best I've gotten so far was 2k Au a week while running three restaurants as an exec. Hospitality in general isn't the best industry for making money, although I am planning on my own place in a few years :-)