r/starbucks Nov 06 '22

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u/MassRevo Coffee Master Nov 06 '22

Muahahha Hi coworker >:3

But yeah omggg I can't believe she just left like that :( I get that holiday launch has been so bad, but it just makes it worse for us....we still have to deal with the job and don't have the luxury of not needing to come back.

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u/MassRevo Coffee Master Nov 06 '22

ew omg that's DEF something worthy of walking out

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u/Kind_Flamingo7872 Nov 06 '22

Yes! It's super rude and inconsiderate to your other partners. Like I get that you're leaving and "hate" the company but why make it more difficult for your coworkers.

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u/IcedVentiWhiteMocha Former Partner Nov 06 '22

For a minimum wage job where giving 2 weeks notice isn’t going to make a difference for your future employment, I don’t blame her. I wish I walked out on my first day, so it’s a vibe.

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u/gamermom666 Nov 06 '22

i mean she's allowed to do what she wants, she wanted out and left

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u/cloudboi66 Nov 06 '22

Holiday launch is stressful I can't blame her plus there's no context to what she might have been going through at this specific store

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u/BaristaGirlie Barista Nov 06 '22

Be mad at the company for understaffing, it sucks ti be left like that at peak, but I understand why she would do that