What is a typical working day like at Starbucks?

overall a very open-minded and inclusive company

constant stress, understaffing, dismissive managers, erratic schedule and never enough hours, entitled customers, morning vs night shift drama, lack of communication, short breaks, immature teenage high school coworkers

Support from other partners, inclusive environment, health insurance, partner perks (free drink every shift, food), some customers were delightful

Understaffed shifts, pay, inconsistent hours, micromanaging store manager

Decent pay, if you have a good manager you're very lucky

Constant understaffing, new responsibilities every shift with no support from upper management, and incomplete training

Great benefits and flexible schedule

Morning shift was very rushed and had to clean up after night shift

free food; discount on products; first dibs on new cups; flexible work schedule

closing shift has little to no support; you can’t wear watches, rings, hand jewelry, or fake nails

Standards are well laid out, growth opportunities abundant if you're willing to relocate, benefits are great (yearly bean stock, limited free food/drinks throughout your work shift per week, 30% off anything else)

Standards are taught differently from what is written down sometimes, work environment is heavily dependant on coworkers (of which I had a couple of really toxic ones). Several managers that took over our store would tell us if we had to call out sick that it had to be 2 hours or more before, and we needed to find coverage on our own. If we couldn't find anyone, they would tell us we had to come in to work. As someone who doesn't own a car, it was difficult to aim for promotion because it was always offered at different locations since there were no openings at my store. There were consistently scheduling issues on Thursdays

Very flexible with scheduling, nice people, free drinks during your shift

Lack of communication between team

Hours flexible, food on shift, great team

shifts are long and breaks are difficult to take

Flexible work schedule, free drinks on shift, friendly staff

Stressful during rushes (when class got out)

Poor management and lack of professionalism and communication

Free meals and drinks with every shift which is awesome