Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Dread going back to work for Starbucks (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by tdailydose
I was on isolation for almost 10 days and it was a great mental break. Honestly It got to the point I felt sick and my body felt like I was sick. I have never call off and was always on time for work. Have always been a hard worker and reliable partner for the past 9 years. Lately it has been like crap and made me hate going to work. I was thinking of holding it out for a little longer so I can get my other online business that I’m working on up running. I need tips to stay for Starbucks a little longer…
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caitlin_marie_gg 12 points 1y ago
A big piece of advice I have heard is if you are deciding whether or not to stay, leave. You’ll regret staying if youre on the fence. Plus its always time for a fresh start! I was a partner for a little less than 6 months and I feel like quitting to work on bigger things was the best decision!
Zealousideal-Star448 4 points 1y ago
How much longer till that ten year. I hear you get a cute little pin, that makes it all worth it right!?! /s
Saint-enance 2 points 1y ago
I got that way toward the end of my employment with Starbucks. I physically felt sick having to get up and go work there. After I quit I almost immediately felt better.
caligirlthrowaway104 2 points 1y ago
Quitting Starbucks was one of the best things I ever did for my mental health ✌🏻
Bris50 1 points 1y ago
It's time to quit friend. 9 years is too long.
Texastexastexas1 1 points 1y ago
👉🏼Time to go.
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