Starbucks

Got new management in five years ago. They do not know how to run a distribution plant. They are three years behind on their automated project and don’t treat people correctly. The head ops manager made it clear when he said there is no value in being a Starbucks partner any more in job market. That temps work harder then people that work there full time.

Breckenridge is a tourist town. Slow during off time, extremely busy during peak season. Generally customers are happy, easy to talk to, and enjoying life.

I worked for kroger starbucks. The management was terrible hours varried too much from week to week. Schedule was released friday so never knew till last min if i worked on weekend so was unable to plan things.

Working at Starbucks has taught me a lot while working there I enjoy working there until the manager switched and I had a female manager but other than that working at Starbucks is family friendly

Made less than $10 an hour, was expected to find own coverage when calling in sick (even if it was contagious). Kept being jumped through hoops to get a promotion that never came (they hired outside people for that position and then had ME train them)

This job and your happiness purely depends on who your manager is and whom your shift leaders are. Its that simple my life was great until they changed management and when I got a phone call from the hospital saying my brother was dying I asked my then manager if I could leave to go to the hospital he looked me in my tear soaked face and said "Your brother has nothing to do with your job" and that I needed to go back to work. After working 17 hour shifts during the pandemic to help the company as much as I could I decided it was time to leave.

Overworked, underpaid, and they’ll replace you in a heartbeat. Customers stay mad if you’re understaffed or not moving quick enough. Literally had to have hip surgery from the repetitiveness of the job and workload.

Starbucks is a great company! Part time employees that work a minimum of 20 hours a week receive full benefits and paid tuition. You receive support and even free therapy sessions.

Job was eliminated due to store closure because of pandemic. No loyalty after 14 years of service and dedication. This left a bad taste in my mouth.

the typical work environment varies because the largest 2 factors are your fellow employees and the amount of customer traffic your store has.

I enjoyed working at Starbucks. I made amazing friends there and enjoyed my time working at Starbucks. I had a great time working for Starbucks.

Starbucks pays poorly, doesn’t support their baristas and overworks their supervisors. Everything depends on how good your store manager is and if they don’t care about you, your life is a living hell. Inconsistent hours, inconsistent support and you can never count on them to communicate with you. Too corporate and too obsessed with the customers.

As a shift, it is very intresting. I am one of the leads who's responsible for our baristas, connecting with customers, and communicating with our manager.