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Plus a flexible sched, cake on the weekends, and a chill work fam who cares about you. Plus a flexible sched, cake on the weekends, and a chill work fam who cares about you. Brush your hair, pull on some joggers and socks, and WORK IT. When we say #ily, we mean it - snacks, living wages, and tips are all part of the pkg.
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Previous cake decorating experience preferred. Maintain cake display cases and properly filling with designated cakes, pastries and crème pies. Take accurate, detailed orders and plan cake orders.
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Maintain proper department conditions (e.g., shelf, case, sales floor, backroom, freezer, and cooler, etc. Maintain inventory and order adequate product as assigned (e.g., in stock position, inventory management, days on hand, shrink.
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Complete production and spoilage records acc Bakery, Cake Decorator, Baker, Decorator, Customer Service, Grocery. Complete production and spoilage records acc Bakery, Cake Decorator, Baker, Decorator, Customer Service, Grocery.
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Cuts, fills and ices cakes.
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Panning, retarding, proofing, baking product, cake decorating. Panning, retarding, proofing, baking product, cake decorating. Qualified applicants are considered without regard to sex, race, color, ancestry, national origin, citizenship status, religion, age, marital status (including civil unions), military service, veteran status, pregnancy (including childbirth and related medical conditions), genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity, legally recognized disability, domestic violence victim status or any other characteristic protected by law.
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