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Hey Redditers!

Since I was about 17 I've had this fascination with public houses and bars. I used to sit in this dive of a pub every week because my friend worked there - and my mind was bursting with ideas of how to bring this dump back to life. Since then I've liked the prospect of managing my own pub or bar. 

I graduated from University with a (pretty useless) web development degree and I'm looking for something new, and I think this is it. But I'd like to take the skills I've learnt in web, graphics, marketing and planning into pub management.

I'm aware that there is a huge amount of work involved with running a pub or bar and I'm okay with that. I'm looking for something to pour myself into (sorry about the pun), and it's something I'm interested in exploring.

I have no experience in pubs and I'm unemployed (most places looking for bar staff want experience), so I've offered to do work experience in a few locals, just to get experience. 

My question is, say I do land some bar work from this - what steps do you think I should take to prepare myself for management of bars? Anything I could learn and put on my CV to increase my knowledge of the trade and improve my chances of being employed?

I feel like moving from pub to pub and doing the same role over isn't going to teach me anything, or get my closer to my goal - so I'm trying to work out how I can get myself closer to my goal as a manager. 

I'm aware it'll take time to secure a managerial role, and I'll need some proof that I'm capable - and that's what I'm aiming for. 

So what steps do I need to take to get there?! If anybody has any ideas I'd greatly appreciate it. 

Thanks in advance
BitsToBars
<bot>: I want to be a pub manager, and am currently looking for a bar job ... what should I do to improve my chances of becoming a manager?