Kitchen Porter Jobs in London

Forum Kitchen Porter in London

• My career goals Jobisjob

  What are some career goals you’ve set this year that you want to achieve?

  • Thomas Ritchie:

    What I would like to achieve in 2016: a chance to do what I do best, work hard and pull my weight

  • Andrew280:

    I have been a kitchen porter for 17yrs worked hotels restaurants hotel is crap from jan-may hardly any work in a city or near an airport maybe ok. I have been a porter from age of 17 now 34 and lookforward to the next 30-35yrs of it. Could get better for shaw but enjoy it n its a bit of a pain changing your job compleatly. But am a bit imbarrased as its a student job as some guy said who at school says i want to b a kitchen porter true very few but i am happy it being my choosen career and actualy proud its just what others think that gets me a little

  • Andrew280:

    For 2017 my goal is to carry on washing up keeping my career as a kitchen porter with no breaks in jobs or getting jobs i have no interest in cooking at all but very happy to wash up for the next 35yrs. I am lucky i love my job n i am great at it it is hard work though lazy people need not apply.

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• My dream job Jobisjob

  If you could choose a dream job whether it be in your current field or something else what would it be?

  • Lewis:

    To get a job that i ask for not other jobs that no good to me at all i like catering assistant jobs in lincoln

  • Tim Garton:

    like to get back into retail worked for asda walmart for 32yrs I miss it took early retirement found it a challenging job , did various roles from grocery , fresh food , wines and spirits and warehousing .

  • Gurdeep Kaur:

    I love washing the dishes and kitchen cleaning i really want started now because i work dinner lady at st marys school part time for 10 years half but i really want full time to started evening any time.

  • Paul Varty:

    My ideal job is kitchen porter in prenton wirral

  • Antony3456:

    i like kitchen portering as i have worked in hotels in blackpool

  • Chris Case:

    I love working in kitchens as porter as u need a good portee to keep a good kitchen as may be easy but so many people miss understand the job roll..i worked in hotel's school and collages and now cant get bk in to it cause of my age now

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• It’s stressful working in a kitchen? Isaac

  I've always loved cooking and I’d like working with stoves, food and kitchen aprons. It’s very stressful? It is clear that all jobs have some degree of stress. But I have the idea that this should be too much ... What do you say?

  • Sam:

    Restaurants and their kitchens are very stressful places. People go there and pay money to be served and give themselves a treat, and on most occasions they're very demanding. I have worked in 2 different kitchens, plenty of stress there, but you get a feel good sensation when all your plates turn out well and dinner guests walk away satisfied. personally I find it worthwhile.

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• Difference between cook/assistant Joseph

  Hi I would like to know if there is much difference between the salary of a cook and his assistant.

  • Phoebe:

    Of course! a cook earns more than his assistant

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