I’m a junior cook who makes soups at the cafeteria. I really love cooking and graduated from culinary school with honors.
Whenever the soup or cream soup turns out great, the head cook always takes the credit and says he made it. But if something goes wrong, he blames me even when I wasn’t the one working on that dish.
It’s really frustrating. Do you think I should talk to the chef about it?

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  • Who is the head cooks supervisor? Who signs his or her paycheck? That is who you should approach with written documentation of his statements.

  • Who is the head cooks supervisor? Who signs his or her paycheck? That is who you should approach with written documentation of his statements.

  • Yes you should talk to him about it because if you don't tell him , in the long run, you will feel underestimated and that will destroy your self... esteem. So speak up while you still got the chance. Be blessed  more