Headhunters in BC

[Jeebus]

I am a chef from Toronto looking to possibly move out to the west coast in the next few months. I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of a couple of headhunting agencies that work specificaly on the west coast. Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance.

Jonaton Lome

[nwyles]

The next time one calls, I will remember to take notes.

About every six months or so I get asked if I am happy with my job etc.

I play along for fun and then tell them I am also the owner.

I am due for a call.

You will get some help from this baord as there are lots of headhunting going on right now.

Make sure you are watching your PM for messages as you might not get responses online.

[Andrew Morrison]

Your resume on the ChefDB suggests you and I may have shared a shaft meal or two at Prego back in the early 90's.

Go2 has been on a blitz recently, so you can always start by contacting them. By the conversations on this board recently (and from the look of your resume), finding work should be relatively easy. Best of luck.

Edited April 12, 2006 by Andrew Morrison (log)

[canucklehead]

Your resume on the ChefDB suggests you and I may have shared a shaft meal or two at Prego back in the early 90's...

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Wow... thanks for sharing. This freudian spelling error is now preserved online... FOREVER! Mwha ha ha ha.

[James Kendal]

Here are some good links that help with placements in Western Canada

http://www.hcareers.ca/

http://www.mcinnishutchison.ca

http://www.go2hr.ca

http://www.lecourswolfson.com/

http://www.globalhospitality.com/

[Andrew Morrison]

^ Not a Freudian slip, but a colloq.

I remember we had to pay $5 per day or something ridiculous for a ruddy questionable meal of spag, starch, and veg (whether we ate it or not). Hence the shaft.

Edited April 12, 2006 by Andrew Morrison (log)

[shelora]

I am a chef from Toronto looking to possibly move out to the west coast in the next few months. I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of a couple of headhunting agencies that work specificaly on the west coast. Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance.

Jonaton Lome

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Honey, I don't think you need a headhunter. See thread titled, labour shortage in the hospitality industry.

The doors are pretty much wide open.

[Daddy-A]

I am a chef from Toronto looking to possibly move out to the west coast in the next few months. I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of a couple of headhunting agencies that work specificaly on the west coast. Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance.

Jonaton Lome

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Honey, I don't think you need a headhunter. See thread titled, labour shortage in the hospitality industry.

The doors are pretty much wide open.

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HERE is a link to the thread shelora mentioned.

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I've changed the title of this thread to clarify that we're talking about looking for work in Western Canada. Helps with site searches and all that ...

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[Jeebus]

Your resume on the ChefDB suggests you and I may have shared a shaft meal or two at Prego back in the early 90's.

Go2 has been on a blitz recently, so you can always start by contacting them. By the conversations on this board recently (and from the look of your resume), finding work should be relatively easy. Best of luck. 

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Yeah it was $5 for the very suspect lunch, $3.50 I beleive for your jacket, apron etc every day and they still docked you a half hour lunch even if you had no time to actually stop and eat it. Micheal really was a gem wasn't he.

[HKDave]

This industry headhunter is based in Vancouver:

Chef Thomas Deitzel tdietzel@chefsemployment.com

His website is http://www.chefsemployment.com/