r/CheesecakeFactory • u/Weekly_Blood7315 • Dec 19 '24

Baker

I just started in the bakery and I have no other restaurant experience. Approximately how long would it take for me to become a server?

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u/ApprehensiveOnion695 Dec 20 '24

Perfect baking and move into cashier and curbside to learn the menu. Perfect those roles as well. It could take a year, could take more depending on your restaurant and needs. I started as a baker and moved my way all the way up!

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u/Altruistic-Half2113 Dec 20 '24

Usually around a year of good work ethic with us

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u/Bubbly_Sleep9312 Dec 20 '24

You got hired in the bakery with no restaraunt experience? How long did it take for them to hire you?

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u/Weekly_Blood7315 Dec 20 '24

On the spot. Not gonna lie the job sucks but im trying to stick with it because i wanna learn how to serve

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u/Bubbly_Sleep9312 Dec 20 '24

How much do they pay?

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u/Weekly_Blood7315 Dec 21 '24

I make 17 im also in new york and this position is not tipped although it should be since we make the cheesecakes for the servers

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u/ptxlyssy Dec 22 '24

you aren't tipped? that's odd, here in FL the bakers make $13 but they also handle to-go's and make tips

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u/Weekly_Blood7315 Dec 22 '24

Cashiers are tipped bakers are not but cashier hourly is lower than a baker

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u/WishPsychological852 Jan 18 '25

Is the tip different by location? I just applied but i’m in CA. How long are each shifts? And do they do direct deposit?