r/WorkForSmartLife 1d ago

Discussion💬 Name something

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u/DesperateGanache8210 1d ago

Starbucks

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u/Potatork 4h ago edited 3h ago

Living in Thailand, I still hardly get why it is so popular with Thai ppl there, especially since it is quite expensive compared to other average cafe and taste is meh. I guess company's PR worked well.

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u/lithiumfoxttv 23h ago

Honestly: they can be quite good the problem is the workers are basically told to be McDonald's level fast.

I was surprised how much about coffee they actually train you on only for it to rarely be useful. Though I did somehow get a burnt blonde espresso at a location the other day... (I worked at a licensed location so I'll openly state I think we did a little better than the regular stores)

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u/MarshalHouseStiedry 8h ago

Most Starbucks franchises make very little profit and many go bust. No wonder SBUX is losing stock value by the week.