Danish Pastry House Careers and Employment
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About the company
- Company size11 to 50
- IndustryRestaurants & Cafes
- HeadquartersWatertown
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Sales Associate in Tgh
on 28 December 2022
Quit after two days
The workflow is very sporadic and creates lots of room for error. There is no assembly line set up or clear positions it seems that you are running around individually instead of working with your coworkers. Places will vary on how your coworkers treat you. The hours are conflicting with a life work balance because they'll have you do a night shift then a morning shift. It's not really a sustainable job I'd rather work McDonalds. Sales Associate in North York, ON
on 30 November 2022
Wish I could rate a zero
Awful management and no room for advancement.Expects the best of the best service for minimum wage. Managers make less than 20 an hour and are expected to put in overtime constantly. BREAD PACKER in Brampton, ON
on 18 November 2022
Relaxed Workplace with minimal supervision
Hi there i worked here almost a year and a half and i enjoyed working there and if you get trained quickly its a relaxing place to work and its busy on only few days , i quit due to some urgent issues i faced but its a good place to workEmployee in Mississauga, ON
on 8 November 2022
Learn from my mistake and RUN
This place is a sh*it show. Upper management will blindside you and let you go with no proper reason. The facilities are dirty and there are no proper tools given to do your job properly. There is a very limited amount of training and support from management and a high turnover rate. Seriously, do not apply to this placeWorker in Mississauga, ON
on 14 October 2022
Good for short term work
Day to day work is busy and steady at the plant. The individual stores have busy and slow times like any other store. The hardest part of my job was dealing with constant mistakes and wasting time. The culture was down overall, some great employees but the overall atmosphere was down. The most enjoyable part of the job was the pastries they make. Free older pastries in the small lunch area, bakers always handing out fresh samples and a store discount. Pros - They provide a great product. Cons - Poor management interpersonal skills. -No employee appreciation or recognition. -High employee turn around. -No job security. -Poor culture. -No benefits. I recommend The Danish Pastry House for short term employment to make a few dollars. What would you say about your employer?
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Process takes about a day or two
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Work history. And availability.
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