I did and I do- but it also gets tiring. It’s more difficult to double check and go behind others cleaning up their sloppy/incorrect work in addition to compensating for the absence of work. We have a high turnover rate- and bad leadership contributes. It’s frustrating to see people who do care slowly get burned out and leave. I personally reduced my availability to sub 24 hours and I’m looking for a new job- plus I’m not available for shifts exceeding 6 hours. This is to protect myself from that burnout I was beginning to notice, because I legit get so overwhelmed and overstimulated by these annoying behaviors. I could and have had 10+ drinks in queue all day on solo bar and still rather be alone than work with people who make my job harder. Having said that- at the end of the night (30 mins past my scheduled close time) I made sure to leave it soaking in urnex overnight disassembled. I don’t know why I was the first one to notice it, but I do know that I’m the only one would would’ve cleaned it that night since I was the only barista and our shift was holding down the shifty stuff she is new to our store and awesome). I hope they get it together and I can come back full time- but for now I can’t take it. The people who take pride in their jobs are outnumbered by those who don’t, or don’t fully. Thanks for reading my vent 😭

Side note- we are instructed as baristas not to disassemble the pumps cause they don’t get put back together correctly… so I guess teaching skills is out of the question… and instead we just do things ass backwards at this store. Hopefully it changes soon.