Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Advice? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by Jolly_Flatworm
Hi everyone,
I need help. I started working at my Starbucks back in February, but I also started working at a local shelter. As a college student, having two jobs is a lot but it keeps me busy. Even so, I’m debating whether or not I make my shelter gig a full time thing and drop Starbucks. The only reason I would stay is the raise coming up soon and my coworkers are the sweetest.
Do I lower my commitment to two days a week for Starbucks or drop it all together?
help, please.
I need help. I started working at my Starbucks back in February, but I also started working at a local shelter. As a college student, having two jobs is a lot but it keeps me busy. Even so, I’m debating whether or not I make my shelter gig a full time thing and drop Starbucks. The only reason I would stay is the raise coming up soon and my coworkers are the sweetest.
Do I lower my commitment to two days a week for Starbucks or drop it all together?
help, please.
Dance_partyzone 2 points 1y ago
lower your commitment first! i had two jobs and was really leaning into my secondary job instead of starbucks, i almost went with it. but things started to come to light at my secondary job that changed my opinion in the nic of time.. so ease back your hours first then when you feel comfortable at your shelter job, fully quit starbucks
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