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Questionable practices - Baker Insomnia Cookies Employee Review

2.0
May 31, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

Easy to learn job, great smells, occasional free cookie. My manager was a really nice person.

Cons

The hours were terrible. There were days where I would work in the morning from 8-10am, then get called in for a night shift from 8pm to 3:30am because a co-worker fell through. There were shifts I worked where I was alone in the store left to run everything. Meaning that I had to run the cash register, bake all of the cookies, put together delivery orders, and wash all the pans alone. Having a commercial oven loudly buzz at you while you are handling a line of 4 customers is stressful. The company is incredibly wasteful. We'd end the night shift with 20-60 cookies left unsold, and we were required to throw them all away. Under no circumstance could we take them or give them to the homeless. My co-workers were all terrified of being caught doing something wrong by the 5 cameras in the store. In our training, they all got the impression that the company was watching our every action. This was not the case. I got "undercover boss'ed" by the regional director working a shift at around midnight. He did not tip. Pay was not good.

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Jun 28, 2026
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Pros

Boss is very chill/laid-back Easy work

Cons

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4.0
Apr 27, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

One of the few companies that are fully operational during the “night owl” hours. The cookies are absolutely delicious, and employees are encouraged to try them all and share the cookie bounty! Staff was incredibly friendly and diversified, and management was available and approachable. Stores are well organized, everything is labeled and within easy reach, making every shift run smoother

Cons

Employees should be given more training, especially drivers commuting from other parts of town. There are “guidelines” (aka rules) posted everywhere and it was a little excessive, which may be more indicative of the times we live in, though.

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