Great place to grow - Designer Bakery Agency Employee Review

This place is a rare gem. The work is exciting, the people are the best, and there’s a true sense of community that makes every day feel like you’re building something together. If you've proven to be a part of the team, leadership cares about your growth and well-being. Creativity isn’t just a buzzword here—it’s a way of life. If you want to be challenged, valued, and have a great time doing it, this is one of the rare places you can still find that.

It's not a one person, one role kind of place. Everyone pitches in and works. People raised in networks don't do well here.

Being here for a good amount of time now, I can confidently say this is the best job I’ve ever had. If you’re looking for a place that actually cares about their team, helps them grow, and gives you a true voice in shaping the company, this is the place for you. In my experience (as well as others), the Bakery team has THE most talented, ambitious bunch of weirdos I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. There is a true, defined culture here (with an actual manual and everything) and it shows. For people who invest in what Bakery is building, it is truly magic. Even freelancers who come through here say there is something unique about Bakery. Some other pros: - There’s actual investment in the team (paid courses, trips to ad festivals, access to Masterclass, opportunities for promotions, etc.) - There is support to try new things, fail, and learn - Leadership is transparent with the team about what’s going on - The clients are actually fun and cool to work on, with a lot of potential creative opportunity - We also have a lot of fun together

Bakery is in a growth phase right now (which is good!) BUT that means there are some growing pains. - The first few months here are a whirlwind for most people - The hours can be long and difficult, like any creative agency - The expectations for the team are really high and only getting higher, and at times it can be difficult and frustrating (but at the end of the day it is in service to the work)