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 Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2004 11:39 am Post subject: Need to find a Job in Thailand please help |
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Dear All,
My name is Dirk Brijs I am a 34 year old Belgian national.
Have been working on 5 star cruise liners as a chef for the last 5 years now. Have been trained in one of the better hotelmanagement schools in Europe and have been working in the industry for over 16 years now.
Now i do have a family in Thailand for the last 4 years I do realise it is time for me to spend more time closer to them and would want to return to a land based job. I will consider any kind of Job in any range of salary in a resort, Hotel or Restaurant which would bring me closer to home.
I would be even capable of working in any other branche (HR, Organising and development) of work as i was trained in management in Europe.
In case you would like to find out more do please contact me at my E-mail address which is dirk_brijs@yahoo.com.
Thanks for your attention
Dirk Brijs |
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| Any idea what it would cost to set up a restaurant in Pattaya?--not a 5 star palce just a nice, good food -decent prices sort of place. |
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Dirk
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I knida agree with Lius on that one. Rent prices for a decent location in Pattaya nowedays are going through the roof.
It starts getting redicule. |
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| Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2004 10:24 pm Post subject: |
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| expat wrote: | | A good restaurant does not need prime location--good food sells itself |
how about bak tuk teh???? |
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sounds kinda like a baron of beef roast, only using Thai beef instead of real meat,,Thai beef is a misnomer for some kind of foul tasting rubber product...  |
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What kind of joint venture are you thinking about??
| Lius wrote: | | anyone in for a joint venture? |
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I agree Pattaya could use a good Pizza place but I just think Pattaya doesnt have the audience for a Pizza Market.
Of what i here most of the French and Italian Expats group in Phuket. |
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| expat wrote: | | bak tuk teh???? perfect. Now just tell us what is is |
Pork rib soup, with chinese herbs |
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| Dirk wrote: | What kind of joint venture are you thinking about??
| Lius wrote: | | anyone in for a joint venture? |
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setting up a restaurant of course |
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