This document outlines different levels of skills and professionalism for chefs. It discusses the roles and responsibilities of supervisory chefs, skilled/technical chefs, and entry-level chefs. Supervisory chefs require management, leadership, and extensive cooking experience. Skilled chefs need experience in specific cooking techniques and teamwork abilities. Entry-level chefs have no prior skills but learn basic tasks like preparing vegetables. The document also lists important attitudes for chefs, including a positive attitude, eagerness to learn, commitment to quality, and teamwork. Proper behavior in the kitchen involves punctuality, sanitation, polite conduct, and safety awareness. Students are assigned a task to compare and contrast the skill levels