Personal chef vs information technology technician

Differences between personal chef and information technology technician duties and responsibilities

Personal chef example responsibilities.

• Travel and manage additional kitchens & staff at estates in Hamptons, NJ & NYC.
• Cook and manage daily household functions for a large extend family in the Amagansette and NYC.
• Manage the kitchens, purchase groceries, supplies and equipment; prepares invoicing, and handles receipts receivable.
• Control food and payroll costs to achieve maximum profitability.
• Prepare and package scratch-made, healthy meals, while consider allergies and personal taste.
• Shop for client's groceries, and prepare weekly meals in the clients home while maintaining ServSafe health standards.
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Information technology technician example responsibilities.

• Manage and execute project to remotely upgrade VPN clients
• Manage incoming tickets and incidents in remedy and troubleshooting.
• Manage backups, replications and disaster recovery plans of company mission critical servers and database files to ensure redundancy.
• Analyze and maintain OS and domain account information across systems to ensure efficient and security workstations and virtual computing environments.
• Provide implementation coordination, vendor management, and training for voice over IP project (VOIP).
• Work on multiple projects dealing with VMware, server installation, computer repair, web design, and networking.
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