Wedding cake decorating jobs...

Well, start by defining you "dream job"! Remember, only  you can define what your dream job consists of!

Then identify those places that might have your "dream job" as part of their business plan or method of operation. I'll bet you instructors might be able to set you on the right path, even if the job placement people at your school cannot.

It would be helpful for ChefTalk members if you completed your profile so we could learn a little more about you, as

• where are you located
• how far are you willing to move
• etc.

 

OK, a few questions:

• What do you see yourself doing in 1, 3, 5, 10, 20 years from now?
• How much do you see yourself earning in the next 1, 3, 5, 10, 20 years from now?
• Will you always be working for someone else, i.e. are you an employee or an entrepreneur?
• Do you want to do wedding cakes only?
• Where so you want to live/work (geography, population, climate)?
• Is retirement/pension important?

 

Hi littlesweets,

Just wanted to throw this out there. We are currently hiring wedding cake decorators.

Willing to relocate? Small little family bakery in Dallas, Tx.

Would love to see some of your work or profile anyway.

Hope this is ok to post in this forum.

What's Wegmans?

Jeff

 

Dear Friends,

I've graduated from Wilton School(4 months ago),and always loved to bake/make desserts since I was young.My family had a restaurant  a long time ogo ,and I was making all the delicious desserts.Then we moved to U.S and  I went to Int.Designer School and had my bussiness for 10 years;but I was alwys making cakes/desserts to family/friends.Then I went to Canada to help my sister w/ a bad pregnancy ,and I did the Wilton Course there,and  I Ioved .It was very easy for me to learn everything(my roses are beautiful!)Now i'm in Texas(Lewisville) and trying to find the dream job that I always wanted.To make beautiful cakes for any occasions,to work and learn more every day,and see the smile on peple faces on each cake I'll make.Can you help me,or give some advise?

Thanks,LIZ./img/vbsmilies/smilies/chef.gif

 

Hey Liz,

Did you just graduate from culinary school, or Wilton?

I will be right up front with you. You know there are no cottage baking laws here in Texas. Years ago I came in contact with

quite a few Wilton instructors. They wanted to promote their students to me after graduation. Well we butted heads. Not on

technique but for their promotion of, starting their own home business  to make extra monies. After a while I just I just completely

separated myself from them. Unfortunately I have not changed my mind.

  There are some friends here in Dallas that do some great work. Bronwen Webber at Frosted Art. You can find her work on the

food Network channel. There's also Lauren, also lots of work on Food Net. that's Cakes By Lauren. She is known for her Muppet

competition. I also had an intern just starting out a few years ago She just signed on as Pastry Chef at the Crescent Hotel.

Of course you are always welcome to come in the shop for a visit. Would love to have a cup of coffee with you.

I will PM you with my cell. We can visit, I don't mind at all trying to get you into see the people I mentioned.

I have great respect for these chefs, I think they are some of the best in the country.

PS We are expanding now, so you never know. Don't forget your portfolio.

Panini

please don't cold call, I office in a different building.

 

THANKS,PANINI.

I 'M STILL LOOKING FOR MY DREAM JOB /STARTING MY LIFE AGAIN .THANKS FOR YOUR CONCERNS AND I'LL SEND PICTURES OF MY WORK  SOON;RIGT NOW I'M TAKING A BREAK.I'M MAKING A 90'S BIRTHDAY CAKE .(COCONUT/PINAPPLE/VANILA ,W/PINEAPPLE -LIQUOR ICING AND TOPED W/ROSES) .

GETTING BACK TO THE KITCHEN,TALK SOON,     LIZ   

 

Hello
I read ur post am interested in working with you. Am moving to Dallas soon and I would love to work with a talented cake decorator. Am an experienced decorator and if you would see my portfolio I would be happy send it .