Entering into the work force for a successful career requires several attributes of a person. Sometimes such qualities can be taught, and others the characteristics are naturally occurring in an individual. “Bring Your A Game to Work” is a program that aims to teach young entrepreneurs how to approach any job and build a career through seven fundamental behaviors, including, accountability, appearance, attendance, attitude, ambition, acceptance, and appreciation. The lessons in the program instill these core values into the youth so that they may carry such traits forever. Johnson and Wales University, commonly known for its strong and fruitful alumni helps in the development of these traits because of the strict academic attendance policy,
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The system teaches undergraduates to appreciate the way they look and take pride in their appearance. People of the Culinary Arts College are often told that the uniforms should be sharp because they are a representation of the individual and how one feels about oneself and the opportunity to be at the University. The expectations for clean and pressed uniforms also creates a theme of professionalism among the student body and sets the tone for future career opportunities. A uniform or any type of attire is always first to be noticed, and the object of judgment of an individual. Therefore, it is a constant reminder that every day is a potential job interview, be it with the chef, other students, or outside companies coming to recruit from one of the most prestigious culinary schools in the country. At the end of the day a pristine uniform can be a foot in the door to …show more content…
Every institution has one of a sort, and Johnson and Wales ' is not much different. Each individual is presumed to follow the guidelines of comportment, on and off campus. Students are reminded that they are a reflection of the school and themselves constantly, no matter where they are. The institution welcomes glowing reviews of the alumni and students from other companies. Establishments inform the school that the caliber of students coming from Johnson and Wales is second to none because of the skills instilled during the time at the university, beginning with the way students conduct themselves in a professional
The system teaches undergraduates to appreciate the way they look and take pride in their appearance. People of the Culinary Arts College are often told that the uniforms should be sharp because they are a representation of the individual and how one feels about oneself and the opportunity to be at the University. The expectations for clean and pressed uniforms also creates a theme of professionalism among the student body and sets the tone for future career opportunities. A uniform or any type of attire is always first to be noticed, and the object of judgment of an individual. Therefore, it is a constant reminder that every day is a potential job interview, be it with the chef, other students, or outside companies coming to recruit from one of the most prestigious culinary schools in the country. At the end of the day a pristine uniform can be a foot in the door to …show more content…
Every institution has one of a sort, and Johnson and Wales ' is not much different. Each individual is presumed to follow the guidelines of comportment, on and off campus. Students are reminded that they are a reflection of the school and themselves constantly, no matter where they are. The institution welcomes glowing reviews of the alumni and students from other companies. Establishments inform the school that the caliber of students coming from Johnson and Wales is second to none because of the skills instilled during the time at the university, beginning with the way students conduct themselves in a professional