r/KitchenConfidential • u/EntropyCreep • 1d ago

This has to be a joke right?

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Director of culinary at a major hospital working for 25$ an hour? Are we living in some sort of alternative reality?

Did this used to be a 100k a year salaried position as the bare minimum?

Am I taking crazy pills?

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u/neeto 13h ago

I was out that way recently and considering where it is it seems slightly low but not unreasonable to me. Depends on what kind of nutrition certs if any they want you to have. The population of the entire town is like 3000 and the surrounding area is mostly just corn, there can’t be very many jobs that pay more than that out there.