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25 chefs cite burnout, poor pay, and mental health as reasons for leaving high-pressure restaurant jobs.
A recent online discussion featured 25 chefs sharing personal reasons for leaving professional cooking, highlighting widespread burnout, mental health struggles, injuries, and strained relationships due to grueling hours.
Common themes included disillusionment with the industry’s high-pressure culture, lack of fair pay and recognition, and a desire to prioritize family and personal well-being.
The stories reflect growing awareness of the emotional and physical toll behind restaurant kitchens and a shift toward valuing sustainability and mental health in the culinary profession.
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25 chefs citan el agotamiento, el bajo salario y la salud mental como razones para dejar los trabajos de alta presión en restaurantes.