What is the salary like at Starbucks?

Great salary, benefits and perks, great culture, works 5days a week.

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Good benefits, flexible schedule, decent pay compared to other jobs asking for higher education level

Inconsistent scheduling, not all SMs held to same training standards, stressful store operations expectations

Most coworkers are nice, you get a lot of benefits, the pay is decent, and the work is not so hard

The manager expects you to know everything in a week and throws a tantrum when you do something not to mention stares at you waiting for you to make a mistake. Rolls her eyes, basically makes you feel unwanted. Clearly has favorites and I wasn’t one of them.

The pay is good for an entry level customer service job and the benefits are great, including the free college and 401k plan.

There is poor staffing and a lack of accountability.

Great boss, great culture, good pay and benefits for a part time job

No cons that I can think of

Great team, great manager and pay is better than similar jobs with different companies

Starbucks changes their mind a lot. They’ll make changes that suggest they’ve not consulted anyone actually working in a busy Starbucks environment and then revert those changes when they don’t work after a month or so.

Competitive pay, Good benefits, Decent work life balance,

Dead end job, coworkers are mostly children, management is bias

Good pay, decent benefits, and flexibility schedule

Upper management has led to a staunch decline in employee morale and productivity

I loved my coworkers and the teamwork aspect, you get close with your team and form good bonds. The benefits are decent and the pay is pretty good, especially with credit card tips.

it is tough work with lots of manual cleaning tasks daily and weekly, besides the exploitation of workers it is a really fun environment.

Great benefits, great perks, pretty good pay

Absolutely no work/life balance, minimal to no support from leadership, constantly changing leadership with changing priorities