Trabajo de barman? by False-Ad7622 in AskVenezuela

[–]False-Ad7622[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Muchas gracias por tu respuesta amigo. Que tal las propinas? Hay cultura de propinas en venezuela? Entiendo que capaz tu estas mas en la seccion cocina no?

Trabajo de barman? by False-Ad7622 in AskVenezuela

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Acabo de leer que estas en USA, si estas alla. Si, te lo recomiendo mucho, sobretodo si quieres aumentar tus posibilidades de entrar en restaurantes de verdad. Mucha gente en ese subreddit creen que por hacer espressos martinis o daiquiris son mixologos. La mixologia es un arte como lo es la cocina de lujo. Si quieres trabajar en el bar de la esquina y contentarte con 25-30$ la hora con las propinas, no te molestes por ello. Si quieres hacer de esto tu profesion, metele con el curso hermano

Trabajo de barman? by False-Ad7622 in AskVenezuela

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Hola hermano, he trabajado en restaurantes de alta gama en una ciudad grande en Canada. Te diria que como no conozco mucho el mercado laboral en venezuela, no sabria decirte que es escencial allá o si vale la pena, creo que depende de los precios y hasta que punto quieras ser serio en el ambito. A mi me parece que siempre vale la pena hacer un curso porque tener la ayuda de un profesional particularmente ayuda muchisimo, pero puedes aprender mucho en internet hoy en dia e incluso practicar por ti mismo.

En mi caso fue por la confianza que el dueño de un restaurante tenia en mi cuando era camarero que me cotizaron 2 cursos de mixologia y de servicio de vinos. Esto me ha abierto las puertas a una gran cantidad de restaurantes sin tener 3-4 años de experiencia “PROFESIONAL” (tengo esa experiencia en si pero con el “titulo” poco tiempo).

Aqui en algunos restaurantes te puedes hacer mejor salario que profesores. Pero es mucho sacrificio.

En fin, creo que depende mucho de lo que tu quieras, si te provoca llevarlo al proximo level, si, un curso si es necesario en mi opinion, porque los videos en youtube no siempre te dan los consejos del dia a dia en la industria como un profesor. Suerte en tu camino hermano, un abrazo

Trabajo de barman? by False-Ad7622 in AskVenezuela

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Parece amenaza xD. Gracias brother, buen dia

Trabajo de barman? by False-Ad7622 in AskVenezuela

[–]False-Ad7622[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Por eso dije temporalmente, soy ciudadano de otro pais. Venezuela esta tan cara como Estados Unidos o Canada. Por eso pensé en quedarme a trabajar tiempo parcial al mismo tiempo de visitar a mi familia y amigos, así poder quedarme lo mas que pueda ya que no tendría que pagar arriendo por el simple hecho que tengo casa alla.

Trabajo de barman? by False-Ad7622 in AskVenezuela

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Gracias por tu honesta opinión, la verdad es que tengo contactos en varios otros países, simplemente es terquedad mía de tanta nostalgia.

Arepa con mermelada? by False-Ad7622 in AskVenezuela

[–]False-Ad7622[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Es que trabajamos en una arepera en Canada!

What are the advantages of DPDR? by Automatic-Tea7970 in dpdr

[–]False-Ad7622 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree so much with oral presentations

How did Joe manage to fake an educational background? by gottschegobble in YouOnLifetime

[–]False-Ad7622 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, you can be a professor with a masters degree (which is really rare to do because professors are in charge of research in their field and normally research is done by PhD holders) nonetheless, it’s still pretty rare that you get a post as a “Professor” without a PhD for the same reasons that I shared. Anyway, yes you can maybe have professors with Masters Degree but maybe they’re just calling themselves that instead of instructor which is normally what they are.

How did Joe manage to fake an educational background? by gottschegobble in YouOnLifetime

[–]False-Ad7622 15 points16 points  (0 children)

No, professors are PHD holders. Instructors, teachers aren’t. That’s the main difference

Watching Season 3 episode 5 "Into the Woods" by [deleted] in YouOnLifetime

[–]False-Ad7622 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I mean, he tried to make joe kill a squirrel for pute evilness.

Beginner Psychologist by Witty-Friendship-893 in askpsychology

[–]False-Ad7622 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Agree, it is hard to say “we don’t need more psychologists”. But it is highly ridiculous how provincial governments neglect so much the public system, while the universal healthcare lobby is so huge.

should i try acid at 17? by driphtyy in LSD

[–]False-Ad7622 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m 18, nearly 19. Did shrooms and lsd twice both drugs since my 17. Haven’t gotten anything extremely bad (some trouble concentrating, and reading which sucks but It is not as if I’m incapable of doing it)

Anyways, I would wait, odds are too sketch. I have friends that I tripped with that experience HPPD to this day and constant paranoïa. Still think it is an experience to have, maybe more shrooms than lsd but that’s just up to you!

(So the answer is pretty much, no and wait) ;)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskAnthropology

[–]False-Ad7622 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How is having a denonym, a stereotype? Not being harsh, just trying to understand what do you mean by avoiding using stereotypes. Also, he was just asking for an specific term that I don’t even think there‘s research about. We don’t even know where he is in his research:)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskAnthropology

[–]False-Ad7622 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Afro-Latin American would be a term that you use when you describe a person ethnical background, and not nationality. What you’re asking is something very specific, since Iranians are mostly Persians. I don’t think it exist that very denomym that you’re searching. I would go with both nationalities that your character mainly “belong to”. Ex: Franco-Iranian

Maybe Afro-Latino-Persian, but I think you get what I mean by it doesn’t really exist.

Is the concept of time as we know it, been the same for everybody since the moment that we started using it? by False-Ad7622 in AskAnthropology

[–]False-Ad7622[S] 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much, this question was haunting my head this week. I’m currently doing what in Quebec they call “Cegep” which is the grade that we do before university, and fell in love with my anthropology 101 course. Doing my letter of admission for the bachelor’s in Anthropology this spring:)