Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Putting in my two weeks notice? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by alicetracie
Hi! For the past almost two weeks I've been having doubts about working at Starbucks. I absolutely love the job and my coworkers are wonderful, it's just I don't feel like I can really keep up with the pace it requires (especially during peak). I had already had a conversation with my SM about these thoughts today and they said that they'd understand if I didn't feel happy working here and would like to leave. I made a promise to myself that if I keep having this dread about going to work by the end of the month I'll look for a new job. I'm just curious about how I would need to go about filling my two weeks notice should it come to me quitting.
Starbucks_IVF_MAMA 1 points 1y ago
Hi [Name Of Your Boss],
DATE
I’m writing to let you know that on DATE, TWO Weeks From today. I will be resigning from my role as Barista at Starbucks.
I’m truly grateful for all that I have learned from you while working together and how much I’ve grown as a Barista while working here.
Thank you again for this opportunity. I hope we get the chance to work together again in the future!
Best,
YOUR NAME
DATE
I’m writing to let you know that on DATE, TWO Weeks From today. I will be resigning from my role as Barista at Starbucks.
I’m truly grateful for all that I have learned from you while working together and how much I’ve grown as a Barista while working here.
Thank you again for this opportunity. I hope we get the chance to work together again in the future!
Best,
YOUR NAME
Key-Ferret4077 1 points 1y ago
Someone literally wrote on a piece of receipt paper "this is my 2 week notice" 🤣 so I mean you can either be professional about it or super petty.
bjorksbutthole 1 points 1y ago
I don’t think Starbucks requires a written notice but if you want you could just write something simple, like three or four lines explaining that you’re submitting your two weeks notice, the date you will officially finish, and something stating that you’re thankful for the experience if you feel so inclined. That’s probably the most professional way to do it imo. Here’s a template I found online.
Dear [manager name], I am writing this to provide a two week notice for leaving the company as of [today’s date]. My last day will be [2 weeks from today]. Thank you for the opportunity to work with you and best of luck in the future.
Dear [manager name], I am writing this to provide a two week notice for leaving the company as of [today’s date]. My last day will be [2 weeks from today]. Thank you for the opportunity to work with you and best of luck in the future.
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