Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Could I be a shift? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by drjchev
I plan on going back to college full time, and I just don’t know if I could also be a shift lead at the same time. I’ve had the SM and high input shift leads ask if it is something I would think about doing. I feel like I am one of the better qualified people that have yet to have the opportunity to become one.
apothecarypoppy 5 points 1y ago
Hello I go to ASU full time online and I’m a shift that works 40-45 hours a week! It’s definitely not easy, and I have to make a lot of sacrifices via work/my education. My SM, ASM, and fellow shifts are all very understanding though, I am the youngest and the only one in college and they all support me a ton and that helps. I think as long as you’re driven and have the support, and think you can handle it, go for it!
drjchev [OP] 2 points 1y ago
Thanks for the input. I’d be in the same situation. I do also have support and a great Starbucks squad. An interesting thought
dogsofwintergaming 2 points 1y ago
Yeah it's totally up to your team and SM. My requirement for my shifts is four days of availability, at least one of which is a weekend day.
That gives students, single parents, and people with other jobs/responsibilities the opportunity to apply.
That gives students, single parents, and people with other jobs/responsibilities the opportunity to apply.
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Klthomp0127 1 points 1y ago
It definitely depends on your SM cause some don’t mind part time shifts but others won’t allow it.
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