Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Question about Starbucks pay? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by itsrolo98
I’m currently a Walmart supervisor but I’m considering a management position in Starbucks. However, I do have a couple questions. 1. Are the assistant managers and store managers salaried or hourly? What’s the hourly rate/salary? Also, how well would I spare in competition? I’m currently a manager for a Walmart store that brings in over $50M a year. I supervise the entire front end that consists of about 40 cashiers, the cart pushers, door greeters, and maintenance associates. I’m also in charge of the seasonal layaway program.
traumstdu 1 points 4y ago
If you look up wages and salaries on Glassdoor for your area, they're actually very accurate. It depends a lot on the market. In Philly iirc the average was $30k for ASM but in neighboring states it's more like $38k because the stores are all more remote and it's not as saturated.
traumstdu 1 points 4y ago
P.S. holiday season is tough at the bux. I'd recommend so applying in January. We get a lot of turnover post holiday.
itsrolo98 [OP] 1 points 4y ago
Ps- I’m not really interested in having my own store atm. But, the asm position intrigued me.
LuckyWaters4 1 points 4y ago
Just FYI if you don't know this-- the ASM position really is just a SM in training-- they usually are in the ASM job for I believe 6-8 months and then are placed at another store. Don't know about Salary vs Hourly, but I believe on average a SM's income comes to 50K a year.
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