I understand that I have been out of the food and beverage profession for a while now, but I truly believe that it will be like riding a bike and I will be be able to pick right back up where I left off. I am a quick learner especially when it is hands on. I felt QBRC was home during my time there, but as any young adult I seen an opportunity and I took it. And to be honest if 12 Tribes wasn't 6 hours away there is a good chance I would have stayed there for a long time, possibly still being there. I know that there has been many changes at QBRC since I had last worked there but i am ready to adapt and ready for the challenge. I was only 22 when I first started working there. I am 34 now, i have grown up, matured, and ready for a place i can call home again and this time hopefully for a very long time. Over the last few years I have became a very loyal employee, it took a few times but the grass isn't always greener on the other side, but you live and you learn. I am ready for a career I can spend the next 20+ years at and to be frank I have missed the food and beverage industry. I am not saying I know everything and there is a lot I would need to learn, but with management staff you guys have I think they could help me be successful and I could also bring in new ideas.
While working For Honda, I received the Blue silver award for units sold during the year, having a customer satisfaction rating of over 98%, and keeping up on all trainings needed to be Honda certified.
As stated before, while Courtney was on leave myself and one other baker (whom I trained) were responsible for all the plated deserts at The United Way event which that year I believe was close to 300 people give or take. We did a trio dessert, salted caramel creme brulee, Courtney's famous cheesecake, and a molten lava cake. It was a hit! That's roughly 900 separate desserts myself and one other gentleman pulled off, that might have been the biggest night in my culinary career.
Every job I have worked at since being 22 years old, with not just my skill set but my mannerisms, work ethic, integrity and dedication I have been able to work my way up into a management type role.