Kermanig Bakery Reviews

Feels like it's just a pressured slave working for $400 a week. There is such a heavy and rushed sense of labor in setting up one's booth the night before demo events, and there is just so much (too much!) merchandise to unpack and set up. It's really a back-breaking job for, what I would say is, not a very good compensation; like minimum wage! And even the sales - there's so much pressure on selling, selling, selling, but like impossible quotas like, reaching 800 in a day, to which I'm like, how?!!? This is almost an all-week job. It's just horrendous. I would never recommend this job to anyone, and you'll feel underappreciated. And it's strange that they do not have direct deposit; forcing one to drive all the way to the office on one's day off just to pick one's checks up. Unfortunately, this position just offers a lot of cons. There is not a sense of recognition for initial efforts made in the beginning, that would boost the employee morale to do better and be able to sell more. Management just doesn't seem very honest.

Starting with the owners and throughout the entire corporate leadership, there is a corruption and an abusive mentality. They are masters at manipulation, they spin the truth, outright lie,and cheat their employees. They will promising you whatever they need to get you to do what they want. They will agree to what terms seems reasonable and then never deliver but offer every excuse in the world. For all intent and purposes they are the prime example of a turn and burn company. They will tell you your Passos on salary then when confronted they will tell you you are paid hourly. It is most likely that you will end up working between 60 and seventy hours a week and only make $600 or $700. They will promise to reimburse you for gas and never pay it, or ask you to by supplies and never repay you. You need to document everything record all communications to protect yourself