Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Should I leave? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by No_Yogurt_4602
I love my coworkers and even my SM is okay as far as management goes, but Target (which I applied to at around the same time as SB but which never got back to me before now) is offering me a position at 50% more pay and similar hours.
I'd miss the Lyra sessions and free coffee, but the commute would be *way* shorter. On paper I feel like this is a pretty easy decision but I'm still feeling really apprehensive about it?
I'd miss the Lyra sessions and free coffee, but the commute would be *way* shorter. On paper I feel like this is a pretty easy decision but I'm still feeling really apprehensive about it?
OnehappySmile 6 points 2y ago
Make is list of Pros and Cons for each position
Include commute, pay, benefits, co workers, bosses, how hard each job is everyday and rate each part 1-10. Add up the scores and see which job wins.
Include commute, pay, benefits, co workers, bosses, how hard each job is everyday and rate each part 1-10. Add up the scores and see which job wins.
59625962 4 points 2y ago
Do it! There's a starbucks inside most targets
is_it_soy 2 points 2y ago
Are you planning on working on the Target side, or the tarbux?
sheep_heavenly 1 points 2y ago
Change is scary. You know your store and your team. You don't know the new one.
But draft up that comparison and see factually which is better. Change is scary but so is stagnating and losing out on the things you want.
Lyra is a great benefit, but most health insurances cover mental health to some capacity. Not sure what target offers.
Free bean coffee is $10 a week. Free drinks, you can get the ingredients and make it at home if your target doesn't do employee discount. Is a free drink or two worth a 50% paycut for staying?
But draft up that comparison and see factually which is better. Change is scary but so is stagnating and losing out on the things you want.
Lyra is a great benefit, but most health insurances cover mental health to some capacity. Not sure what target offers.
Free bean coffee is $10 a week. Free drinks, you can get the ingredients and make it at home if your target doesn't do employee discount. Is a free drink or two worth a 50% paycut for staying?
Paperclipwater 1 points 2y ago
Honestly, I would just wait it out until September when the free drinks when you’re not on shift is over.
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