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Should I work in culinary arts in El Paso, Tx?

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Enrique’s Answer

I think it's probably best to move to a bigger market, such as Austin to gain some advanced experience. Cities with a more developed food scene will help you learn in an accelerated way (access to volume of work, talent, opportunities, even ingredients to work with). The good news is, they are always hiring!
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Jonya’s Answer

I firmly believe that you should do what you LOVE doing...period!! This question is tricky and depends largely on what is important to you. Is it more important to maintain work-life-balance or would you love to be the first to arrive/last to leave work.

Be more specific regarding what you aspect you want to focus this question.

Hope this helps,

Jonya, JaiTopia Professional Services
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Ryan’s Answer

The greatest schools to go to the culinary arts in Chicago we have to stay in Texas Austin Texas is probably the best place to go to but Chicago’s number one New York is number two
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