Starbucks

"It was fine but I think there are better opportunities elsewhere."

"Women here hold key leadership roles and in fact by numbers alone there are more women than men in all management positions. There are great paid maternity leave benefits, great general benefits at all levels from hourly to executive, good compensation, lots of perks, and a world-reknown culture of diversity & inclusion, corporate social responsibility, and has been in top companies to work for many years running. "

"It was an amazing experience. If you would like go for it "

"This job can be absolutely amazing or absolutely abysmal completely depending on 1 HUGE factor: Your Store Manager. Be very cautious. Starbucks has a wonderful company culture and astounding benefits. But they unfortunately fall into the trap of hiring and then rapidly promoting people who are willing to bend over backwards and suck up to everyone to get ahead. Leading to managers that have no right to be in any form of leadership position. My manager seemed amazing during my interview and training and within 7 months I was crying and starting to literally get sick just thinking about having to spend time with her on shift. My other partners were absolutely amazing and unfortunately all of us had the same awful feelings towards this store manager but the higher ups didn't want to hear it because she was so eager to please. "

"I feel that there is some favoritism at my current store, which plays into who gets hours. I also feel like the men at my store work less when there are women on the floor. But this is specific to my store. I don’t know if other stores are like that."