Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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I was recently asked to consider becoming a shift lead pretty quickly. I’ve only been with Starbucks for about 8 months total, not counting my Covid leave and I love this company. However a lot of old baristas and shifts mention how bad the company has shifted. any opinions on becoming a shift? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by val04rd
I should mention my store manager is very toxic which is why there’s an opening for a shift; we just had a shift quit on us right on the spot.
AverageHoarder 9 points 2y ago
Shift is rough enough without an un-supportive manager. It is a lot of extra responsibility.
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King-GoergeIII 5 points 2y ago
Honestly if the manager is ass I say don't do it. Having a bad manager makes everything a lot harder and stressful for you, especially while trying to run the shift
Time-Satisfaction939 3 points 2y ago
I’ve been a shift for a long time and it’s been amazing until my current toxic af manager. A good manager is easy to work under. A toxic one isn’t worth the stress.
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