Mathew Said:

Business tactics..10 points for the best advice. Thank you?

We Answered:

It looks like you're on the right track.

You didn't mention what type of job you were seeking. If it involves interacting with customers, then poor English can kill you in an interview.

Perhaps you should take a public speaking class to improve your English.

Alice Said:

Serious Resume Questions?

We Answered:

It appears to me that you are highly motivated. I would provide the two jobs that were a year long. then you were working while you were going to culinary school then it seems that from there you moved to the seafood restaurant, then the current, I don't see anything wrong with looking and interviewing for another job as you have been there 6 months. I think right now that employers are seeing people hop about right now because of the job market and employers are always looking for better employees. Be prepared to explain why you are looking as you are currently employed. It's evident that you have always moved up in responsibility and positions and if you are a good worker it happens quickly, too me your resume all makes sense. My spouse has been in the food service industry for the 29 years I have known him, dishwasher, busboy, prep cook, broiler cook, sous chef, executive chef, Food service manager, now sous chef again only because of the cuts in our working conditions in Michigan. It's normal especially in times of high unemployment to be restless and concerned. I think you have a fine resume.

Ana Said:

What do you think of my new tactics? 10 points for the best advice. Thank you?

We Answered:

If you want a job based on skills and a job that requires very little conversation with others, fine.

But if you want unlimited job opportunities, and are as hard-working as you claim, you should spend all your extra time, evenings, no TV, etc. taking English classes. This will pay off better in the end than any portfolio.