Starbucks Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I am new to the Starbucks company but in the short amount of time that I have been there I have grown to really enjoy the environment. It is a company that cares about its employees not just about the guest and making money. I feel valued and validated as a Starbucks employee."

"The Starbucks College Achievement Plan is the best company-sponsored path to a Bachelor's degree."

"Starbucks is a great place to work if you can stand on your feet for a while and need a transitional job."

"This December will mark 3 years working as a barista at Starbucks. Since then, I have grown with the company and learned the hard earned value of teamwork and integrity. At Starbucks, we do not call each other co-workers, rather, we call each others Partners. Partners create connections with customers and lasting relationships that make them want to come back. Making handcrafted drinks and handing them to your customer is the start of a great conversation and can make someone's day. We work together at an established cafe and welcome everyone. This is where we call our second home."

"Solid place to start a career"

"Worked for the company for a long time. Dishonest leadership. Poor work/life balance. Unrealistic expectations. Perfection expected at all times. Poor tools and programs to implement the company’s “perfect” expectation."

"I've worked there for 2 months, it was a good experience. I gained there how to overcome difficulties, because the working environment was very busy."

"I love the company. What company offers so many benefits, even as a part time employee. I started as a barista and was promoted really quickly. The atmosphere, customer service from corporate is awesome."

"I have worked for Starbucks for 6 years and never had terrible supervisor until the last supervisor was not getting along with my communication ability with deafness. She wasn't fond the way I show my experiences. I loved working for Starbucks as it is family values and life values."

"Been working for Starbucks for just over 2 years as a barista. The benefits are great... the pay not so much. The job duties aren't difficult, provided you can deal with customers who have overwhelming senses of entitlement."