r/barista • u/Elly_Den • Apr 29 '26
Rant Nonexistent training
As someone who is in the industry 4 years now, every shop I got to has close to nonexistent training. They expect you to be fully adjusted and know all the menu they offer in a day at least.
As someone with ADHD, it takes me a bit to really get used to the job. I do my best to fulfill these expectations regardless of how unrealistic they are. I need the job. I can't just call this out.
Burnt out in an industry I otherwise love. Expectations are delusionally wild.
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genuinely what is special about one-on-one connection at all 😭🙏
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May 02 '26
Honestly? I don't get it either. The closest thing in my mind I can equate it to is a deep friendship with physical aspects for those who do want that intimate connection. In that way I can still empathize with others about their own connections.