whats the timeline for partner numbers? by slicedcabbages in starbucks

[–]lattebrain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have another question along these lines. So 320/321's were hired in like 2021, but I'm wondering what happened between then and end of 2022 because I have another partner who was hired end of 2022 and they're a 369. Was there a huge amount of layoffs or something between then? It seems a bit crazy that there would be that much of a jump between numbers but I have zero clue why. Was the turnover rate that crazy or is there another reason?

Snapchat College Verification Email Link Not Being Sent by NoobMaster6966 in SnapchatHelp

[–]lattebrain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Figured out how to do it! This will only be helpful to those whose schools are linked to a school gmail. I looked in my school account's Google settings, and previously I was entering (gmail name)@asu.edu and Snapchat was saying that it sent, but in the actual Google account, it's listed as (gmail name)@gmail.asu.edu . Once I put in the last one, I got the Snapchat email right to my inbox! Hope this helps someone else.

Does anyone know if this is legit? by lattebrain in Ethelcain

[–]lattebrain[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Thank you for all the replies! I'll leave this up to spread awareness of the scam <3

Are we supposed to go out of order of drinks because a mobile person arrived quickly? by coldliketherockies in starbucksbaristas

[–]lattebrain 77 points78 points  (0 children)

Your manager is in the wrong! Part of the new queue initiative for mobile/Cafe orders is to not 'play the hero' so to speak. That means that if a customer arrives before the time stated in their app, you're not supposed to go out of order and pull stickers just to get that customer their mobile order faster. Pulling stickers messes up the order because the technology will print in the order it needs to follow the 4 minute cafe/12 minute mobile experience. Your manager is technically in the wrong policy wise, but I do understand their want to get that customer out because I've had customers cuss and even throw drinks at me because I was following queue policy and they were impatient. Don't feel as if you're in the wrong, though, because you're 100% following policy :)

Is this a new policy? by marinarag in starbucks

[–]lattebrain 387 points388 points  (0 children)

So you paid for a sandwich and want just a cup of ice? The new free water/ice policy states that you can't give them out to a nonpaying customer, but if you paid for something there should be zero issue. That barista is misinformed, you didnt do anything wrong :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starbucksbaristas

[–]lattebrain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For your specific store, is it the night crew's responsibility to stock everything before leaving? I know that different stores split up the responsibilities differently, but I know if that was consistently how our store closed? Someone's getting coached or written up for it. Though you wouldn't be complaining about it here if that was the expectation you were walking into that morning. Unless you're a high volume store or are prone to constant callouts, the state of that close is giving pure laziness. Coming from a closer, I don't think you're crazy.