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An international company, recognized as a major player in the human services sector, recruits a stakeholder to strengthen its teams. The employee will be employed by this personal services company and will be sent to the home of one or more customers.
Other information
He will report directly to the area manager and may be required to move from one home to another. The working hours are fixed and defined according to the needs of customers.
Main duties
Design weekly menus adapted to the habits, preferences and diets of each customer, taking into account seasonal products
Manage inventory, budget and organize purchases from specialized stores
Prepare and prepare dishes strictly respecting the rules of hygiene and food safety
Serving at the table: dressing of the table, serving dishes and ridding
Maintain kitchen equipment and workspace
Archive menus to ensure variety and balance of meals
Candidate profile
Prerequisites:
Education / Qualifications
Experience
Mastery of European cuisine
Mastery of African cuisine
Good command of French
Desired qualities:
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