We're raising our start pay to 15 on August 1st. You get unlimited drinks during work hours and 7 free food items during the week you work for lunch. You can get up to 7 food items a day as long as you're working but then you can't have any more for the rest of the week so I always space mine out throughout the work week. They give you paid sick time and health insurance that isn't awful. You also get free Spotify. If there's something I'm missing, feel free to comment :) shift scheduling is always flexible and you get to pick the hours you would like to work.

Starbucks paid for my rhinoplasty(nose job) 😩better pay than last job, stocks, mark outs, health coverage

-Free drinks 30 min before, during, and 30 min after your shift. Otherwise, 30% discount.

-7 free food items/week to use at your discretion, but can only be redeemed during a shift.

-You start accruing sick time immediately upon hiring, otherwise you start earning vacation pay after 1 year with the company.

-Time and a half pay for holidays

-Online college reimbursement via Arizona State University to get your first bachelor’s degree

-Health coverage offered to part time employees with at least like 20 hrs /week. There’s an amount of hours you have to obtain, but it’s fairly easy (and mostly affordable coverage for what it is)

-free Spotify premium

-free lb of coffee (or box of tea if available)/ week.

the best one imo is their program with arizona state university, it’s what had me come back to the company after i left for a different job a few years ago. not only is ASU a very highly ranked and regarded public university, their online program is one of the best if not THE best in the country. the fact that they pay your entire tuition however long it takes to get your bachelors degree (the only exception being you pay for books and classroom materials but that’s peanuts compared to tuition) is completely worth a lot of the stress that comes with the job. (personal opinion, every store and every person is different) also free spotify rly changed my life

No one’s mentioning you get a discount at sketchers as well

https://www.starbucks.com/careers/working-at-starbucks/benefits-and-perks/

The full tuition coverage at ASU is why I’m currently working at Starbucks. It used to be through reimbursement, but now they pay for it upfront. It’s such a great program, I wouldn’t be so close to finishing my degree without it.

- a free drink 30 min before your shift , one during your shift , and another one 30 min after you shift . after that , it’s 30% off
- seven free food items a week
- pay depends on where you’re from , and what position you’re applying for
- sick time starts immediately once hired , and you have to wait a year for vacation time
- free premium spotify
- you also get a discount on apple products , hotels , and other stores
- you can buy starbucks merch on coffeegear
- free pound of coffee / box of tea each week
- if you end up training baristas you get a bonus
- somewhat free schooling . ASU covers i believe 43% and fasfa covers the rest. but i did hear reimbursement is a thing. you can get your bachelors degree if you don’t have one already

that’s all i can really think of right now

haven’t seen anyone mention this, but you can get 20 free therapy sessions per year with their deal with Lyra. you don’t even have to have starbucks health insurance. lyra is available to all partners

Anxiety. You’re morale being beaten into submission and a bag of coffee once a week.

Don’t forget you also get your soul taken away

I wouldn't suggest it... I've made $8 in tips on a 35 hour week. They've been telling us we're getting that raise to $15 for nearly a year and they've pushed it back twice. Most stores (in my area anyway) are way over staffed and don't give anyone enough hours. Because of this many are not able to even qualify for their advertised benefits. Depending on the store you'll probably have to work with children who don't give a shit. Store managers are almost always a disaster. I know at least 3 SMs that have had to take leave for mental health because of the company.. Customers treat us like absolute garbage and we are required to take it... I'd suggest any other fast food chain before starbucks.

TLDR: benefits sound great up front but it's really not a good job. I just quit and good riddance.

Not really a benefit but more so learning opportunities and personal/professional development. You'll noticed a big difference in operations working from a small business to a large establishment. I used to be very introverted but working here really got me to get out of my comfort zone. You also get to learn about company political and you can even make it a career. A lot of the skills you learn working at SBUX you can apply them at other companies which help you grow professionally.

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