MRS. BAIRDS

Typically, days started very early and I learned how important punctuality was when it comes to the merchandising business. 

The business was an independent operator and I was brought in from the outside so I could have a means to an end for the time being.

The hardest part of the job was the aspect of waking up at 3am to begin the day.

My boss and I got along fairly well, until he cheated me out of my last payment out of resentment, presumably due to the fact I found another employment opportunity.  

The most enjoyable part of the job was the fact I was usually under little to know supervision and I effectively did my job.

Lots of hard work but pay was very good and health Ins. was good .
Loved working and talking with the customers met lots of people whom I looked forward to seeing from day to day really caring and nice people. Some were elderly and passed away while I was there they still are missed. They brought me gifts, recipes things from there garden, homemade can goods it was wonderful...I would go home very tired but happy and made good money. It was only 2 of us working but we got along very well we both worked very hard.

Worked as an independent and operated company for Mrs. Baird's.  The compensation was minimal to what you would make working 100 weeks at a big company instead of your own business.  Hours a day ranged from 1:30 in the morning to 12:30-5:30 depending on the day and year you are working.  This job was made harder as my dad, the owner was also hurt with a back injury during this time so it was just a rough time.  Good people though.

I use to love this job. But now I absolutely hate it here. It's a lot of favoritism to the point that we are the underdogs. Nothing we say matters because it's so much butt kissing and lies being spread. Management here sucks. You can forget about talking to HR. They don't care nor do they answer the phone or in office. The pay is good but the people here suck! That's the only reason why I continue to put up with this place. You can't find good paying jobs no more.

Worked directly for independent owner-operator for Mrs. Bairds Bread route.
Serviced over 20 stores. 
Worked 50% remotely from home
Worked 50% in store
Forcasted sales utilizing data obtained from previous sales reports.
Ordered and maintained inventory 
Merchandised and designed product displays

Good place to work.Enjoyed all the customers,Mrs. Baird's had enough faith and confidence that I could run the store without any guidance.  Mrs.Baird's  gave me the ability to get the right training to go forward in my future to better my self.

A place to learn a lot if you want to. Health insurance is quite good. Believe it would be a better place without union protecting lazy people. Would still be there if  south plant wouldn't have shut down. ,

Great place to work at and make a career at. Everyone was great.  Job is for a hard worker, a lot of work but worth it. dsafdsfdsflkdjfkldsjlkfjsdlkjfdsjf;ldskjfl;sdjakfjweoijflksdkf;ewkfejw;fjdspojgopejfl;edjkcl;djsklfjdlkfj;ewkfpoejigopwjerg;lekjg

Go into warehouse break down product by the store's you have load trailer. Usually the product was never ready to break down. The guys that did that would take there time and relax on the job and sleep.

Mr's Bairds was an excellent company to work for. They produced a wonderful line of baked goods. I would gladly return to them and work, giving the opportunity, if they reopened the Abilene plant..

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