The viral video of a Starbucks barista declining to put "Charlie Kirk" on a customer's cup, citing corporate policy, has brought scrutiny to the company's requirement that staff write on every beverage.
The viral video of a Starbucks barista declining to put "Charlie Kirk" on a customer's cup, citing corporate policy, has brought scrutiny to the company's requirement that staff write on every beverage. The mandate, intended to improve the customer experience, is a source of frustration for some baristas — because failing to do it, or writing the wrong thing, can have consequences. Internal guidelines reviewed by Business Insider outline specific rules for notes and disciplinary guidelines for infractions. A serious infraction of the rules, like a profane message or repeatedly forgetting to mark a customer's cup, can lead to termination. Read more about Starbucks’ crackdown on cup notes at the link in our bio. Story by Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert (Credit: Getty Images) #starbucks #coffee #companyculture
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