tbh when i move i’m thinking of going into bartending, it’d be a pretty easy transition i feel, but i’ve also looked into being a receptionist because being on my feet all day and reaching for so many things is really starting to take a toll

In my opinion, whatever good thing you think you’ll miss about Starbucks, except maybe some regulars and some partners, isn’t actually a good thing at all. It was one of the better things of a shit job for a shit company. I was a partner for 6 years and thought I’d miss it. I worked at, and now manage, a department store’s espresso bar after leaving the siren and it is miles better than Starbucks ever was. Starbucks encourages customers to be vile garbage and treat partners like crap. That doesn’t fly in other coffee jobs. The stress at Starbucks encourages for its partners is overwhelming. You deserve to be respected by everyone you interact with

trader joe's! good pay, and most of the customers are super nice

I just left at the end of March and I just moved on to a local coffee shop with better customers, coffee and hours. I enjoy being a barista but I didn’t enjoy the stress that came with being one at Starbucks.

I’m looking at a hosting job for Bar Louie, not sure if they’re a chain or not outside of MI. But, seriously there’s been a ton of drama going on so:/

I got mostly work from home job doing accounting.

I plan on going back into serving. In fact, I’m already in training at my new job, I’m just waiting to finish to put in my 2 weeks.

I’m actually facing a dilemma because one of my training shifts collide with my Starbucks shift and I can’t reschedule the training shift without rescheduling the whole thing 😅

recently i applied to become a legal secretary, and by the end of this week they'll contact me to see if i've gotten the job, i'll most likely hand in my two weeks or move to strictly weekend mornings for mr bucks. if i can't ill just hand in my two weeks since evening shift managers are so unbearable at my store