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If you want to get in on a little of that hot Google stock action and work for a company that provides benefits like yoga, fitness training and free massages, they’re currently looking for two gourmet chefs to fill the stomachs of their 4,100 employees every day for free.
Google has been without a chef since May, when Charlie Ayers quit to start his own chain of restaurants. Since they’ve yet to find anyone, they decided to send out a press release and hold a Hell’s Kitchen-like contest where prospective chefs will go to the Mountain View headquarters and prepare meals for a tasting committee.
The winning chef(s) will need to feed both vegetarians and carnivores, and the company would prefer if you used organic food when possible.
i am only 12 years old but i LOVE to cook and eat food. i wacthed your little document on food network and i loved it! i hope you do more
Posted on October 13, 2005 7:30 PM
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