Short answers about making, checking and sharing a chef CV. Each guide explains what CuliNect shows today and where a chef or employer should check further.
“A chef CV is a short record of your kitchen experience, skills and training that you can show to an employer. It should name your roles, kitchens and dates, the stations and cuisines you know, relevant certificates and people who can speak about your work. Keep every claim clear and current.”
What to include and how CuliNect shows your work. Quotable answer, station checklists, and what the four evidence levels mean.
“References on CuliNect are confirmed by people who worked with you in the same kitchen and period. Two colleague confirmations give a silver Confirmed mark. Verified (gold) is reserved for direct employer confirmations. An attachment alone only counts as Documented.”
What colleagues can confirm and what each level means. Why colleague checks are silver, why employer checks are gold, and how to request peer sign-offs.
“You can share your CuliNect CV with a public handle link (culinect.com/@your-name), dispatch a pre-formatted message directly to a chef via WhatsApp or email, or download a clean 1-page PDF formatted for commercial kitchen printing.”
Use a web link, WhatsApp direct dispatch, or printable PDF while choosing who can see your contact info and work history.
Read the complete definition of all four evidence levels and what Verified does not prove.