Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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dazedandconfusedhere 9 points 1y ago
This is absolutely disgusting for a shift to say any of this to you.
Acrobatic_Edge1996 1 points 1y ago
I feel like I was cordial, and polite. Even offered paper evidence, course, she avoided me for the next couple shifts before I left. Must not have mattered that much 🤷🏻♂️
dazedandconfusedhere 3 points 1y ago
If a shift has concerns about a partners attendance it should be brought to the SM or ASM. Coaching should be done in the moment, and NOT over group message. Ever. Even in a private message this is extremely inappropriate.
CapableArtist123 5 points 1y ago
Oh god, not this type of coworker who would micromanage. LMAO, whatever you do is your business not mine. I literally don’t care who calls and who does what and why people call off or what they do when they call off BECAUSE ITS NOT MY BUSINESS.. I don’t get why they care so much
Acrobatic_Edge1996 5 points 1y ago
Unfortunately this was in the store group chat as well, so of course ALL of the partners were reading this. None of them stood up for me. I left shortly after
CapableArtist123 5 points 1y ago
Ew ew ew that’s so nasty 🤺🤺, I always defend my partners even when customers are being rude. I would’ve said something for you. I hate people who are like that ughh
Acrobatic_Edge1996 0 points 1y ago
You’re sweet, thank you
barista2111 4 points 1y ago
Store group chats should not be a thing for reasons like this. Did your manager know you guys had one and that this was going on?
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