Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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2 weeks or no? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by JewelerOutrageous
I’ve been working at my store for only 2 1/2 months, and I absolutely hate going to work every day. I have another job that I work almost full-time at, and I am a part-time student. Between Starbucks, the job, and school, I am typically exhausted every week. I also feel like I am pass the time in my life to be working in a fast food environment still. At least once a week I call out from a shift, because I dread going in or I’m sick, or I’m exhausted. The confliction I’m having right now is if I put my two weeks in, and just try and get through the next two weeks, or if I should just quit. I don’t believe that I owe it to starbucks to finish out but I also don’t wanna let my other partners down and stress them out for the next two weeks if I don’t put my two weeks in and just quit. Should I relieve myself from working there anymore and just quit, or should I stay for two weeks?
shitmuppet03 35 points 9m ago
2 weeks notice is a courtesy, not a requirement. If you are burned out and dread work, just quit
rudebii 25 points 9m ago
Just quit. You’re still green, you won’t be letting anyone down. You’re also already calling out a lot anyway.it’s not working out, it’s not anyone’s fault, but it’s better to end it sooner than later.
Pylon-Cam 15 points 9m ago
Im going to go against the grain here and say 2 weeks. Starbucks the company may not deserve it, but your coworkers do.
Quitting without notice would make your coworkers’ jobs even more stressful, since they’d be down a person on the floor for the next two weeks.
Also, if there’s even the tiniest chance you may want to work at Starbucks again at some point in the future, putting in your two weeks keeps that door open. If you quit without notice, they’ll blacklist you as not rehireable.
Quitting without notice would make your coworkers’ jobs even more stressful, since they’d be down a person on the floor for the next two weeks.
Also, if there’s even the tiniest chance you may want to work at Starbucks again at some point in the future, putting in your two weeks keeps that door open. If you quit without notice, they’ll blacklist you as not rehireable.
rtsneedshelp 12 points 9m ago
Just quit.
sten45 7 points 9m ago
If your store manager was cool to you, be cool to them and try to get coverage for the shifts you are on the schedule before you bail.
lewabwee 6 points 9m ago
You’re already screwing them over by calling out. Don’t lie to yourself and say you’ll go to all your remaining scheduled shifts. If they gotta get those covered or be down a partner let them know now.
durqandat 2 points 9m ago
If you quit without notice and someone asks Starbucks how you were as an employee they’ll say you quit without notice. Because you quit without notice. If you think future potential employers won’t mind that, that’s your bet to place.
Ok_Inflation5578 2 points 9m ago
you already have another job why bother or stress yourself out more lol? just quit
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zenallim 1 points 9m ago
Just quit!
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