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Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind

Full History - 2020 - 10 - 19 - ID#jed5q0
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The esteem of a closer (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by Educational_Love7618
I get that peak earns our labor and is to be celebrated when we’re successful, but closers have their own hellish peak! One that involves breaking down the bar and cleaning trash bins! Celebrate your entire team pleeaaasse! I’ve worked both shifts for a very long time and closers never get credit for doing the damn thang!
vegan-trash 30 points 2y ago
I worked for 5 years opening, mids and closing as a shift and what I noticed from working 4 stores is that the majority of morning people will relax after peak and not try to catch the store up. If they don’t work evenings or closes they don’t understand how much work it is to close and clean an entire store.
meandrandomcrap2000 5 points 2y ago
100% this, I pre-close during the week and open on the weekends, and half the openers half ass soo much shit. After peak the people on reg just stand around, and i get it it’s planted, but your warming is disgusting, you got stuff all over the floors, and people don’t clean the urns correctly just wiping the outside but not the nooks and cranny, and the only time that gets done is when I open, like i don’t understand
darthvulsa 8 points 2y ago
When I had open availability I used to be put on wha I called the “three day shift”: a close, a mid, and an open, back-to-back, 3 days straight, only 8 hours between each shift (my store’s hours to work are 430am-11:30 pm). I would constantly correct closers on how difficult opening can be and openers on how difficult closing can be. Most people seem to work one daypack or the other, but for those who have worked both they seem to understand how the grass really isn’t greener.
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