Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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How do I put in my 2 weeks? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by rebeccyuh
I’ve been at Starbucks since the beginning of February, so I came in at a really stressful time. But with SSVs being rude to me and treating me like shit and the stress, my mental health is deteriorating shift by shift. So, how do I put in my two weeks? Do I have to fill something out online, or actually talk to my manager face-to-face? My manager has always been hard to talk to, so I’m dreading that. I don’t know, can someone just give me directions on how to put in my 2 weeks?
ilovebrandonj 9 points 3y ago
Just talk to your manager. It’s easiest to tell them in person. If you never see them I’d either call or send a text and then leave a letter on their desk.
People quit all the time, there’s nothing to be worried about! They’ve had dozens of people tell them they’re leaving, they understand turnover is high.
People quit all the time, there’s nothing to be worried about! They’ve had dozens of people tell them they’re leaving, they understand turnover is high.
colonade17 3 points 3y ago
2 weeks notice is a professional courtesy and not a requirement. It keeps you on good terms with the company in case you're interested in coming back later or want to use them as a job reference.
Just tell you your manager. I would put it in an email so you have a documented record of what you said and when you said it. It doesn't need to more than a few sentences to say you want to leave, and when you would like your last day to be, and very briefly why.
Just tell you your manager. I would put it in an email so you have a documented record of what you said and when you said it. It doesn't need to more than a few sentences to say you want to leave, and when you would like your last day to be, and very briefly why.
dancing_durian 3 points 3y ago
Have you tried to address the issues with SSVs? I don’t want to soften the blow or advocate for them and nobody should be rude to anyone. I just want to see if I can help, maybe, talk things through? Have you considered transferring to another store?
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