Illustrious-Air9834 9 points 1y ago
This community never fails to make me feel understood!! I have a lead that picks apart every little thing I do. Feels like there’s so much hate in her tone and attitude-I never got any proper training and they have so little patience with me when…I WAS NOT TRAINED. If I knew not to do it, I promise I wouldn’t have done it.
Zealousideal-Star448 4 points 1y ago
I have a lead that knows how to push my buttons, we are a drive thru and cafe store, so we have two machines the spit out drink stickers cafe/mobile and drive thru. I was on drive thru order and after I pushed the order thru they wanted to change something (can’t remember what) on one of the many drinks they ordered. And so I walked over to grab the sticker so I can write on it and the shift lead yells from across the store (in front of customers and partners) to not pull his stickers and to tell him what needs to be done.
1. Put on a freaking headset if you suddenly are on bar so I can just tell you then
2. I am not yelling across the whole bar to you about a drink 7+ stickers from now in a large order that is very complicated with many drinks
3. I didn’t know you were on bar seeing as you are playing with the pastry case when I’ve been waiting on a drink for a few minutes
4. I was told in training to pull the stickers as to better sequence
5. Not in my 2 months in this store have you told me to not pull your stickers
6. You yelled at me like it was a life or death thing infront of many baristas and customers. Over stickers… The window was open and the customer was confused as to why I was getting scolded.
Iprobablyhateyou4 4 points 1y ago
100% agree. I’m at my breaking points with a few of our shifts and trainer baristas. Like $100. I was never told to not take them. No where in my training was I told not to take them. Yesterday, in drive thru, I take a $100 and the shift DTOing yells at me for taking one and makes a point to tell me my drawer will be empty. Now every time I get on drive thru, I’m gonna write, no 100 ever. I have bad memory so it’s helpful. Another time, different shift, I’m making an iced coffee, I think I did ice before creamer and she takes my cup away from me 3 times to dump it out and told me to remake it. At this time, she wasn’t the key holder, I had gotten extreme pissed. On that third time, I almost threw the cup and walked out. Another shift, a guy shift, will poke my back or side touch my arm to tell me to end a conversation or the drive are ready in drive thru. I told him to stop and yet he continues. I told my sm yesterday so I hope it stops. I have so many stories and I’m sure a ton of baristas on this subreddit do too! You are not alone with assholes that work for Starbucks.