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tinsantos10

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Working at Starbucks
« on: September 25, 2013, 09:51:19 pm »
Does anybody know kung ano requirements to be a full time barista sa Starbucks? Also, what are the benefits and how much yung basic salary?

To the employees of Starbucks, please share your experiences working in the company especially sa stores nila :)

miss resilient

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #1 on: October 20, 2013, 08:52:46 pm »
oo nga eh mukhang enjoy ang mga barista while working... english-english an pa sila..

chichi143

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #2 on: October 20, 2013, 11:47:51 pm »
i know one requirement is that dapat may natapos kang barista course. the rest, i'll wait for our fellow sis to answer. interested din ako.

miss resilient

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #3 on: October 23, 2013, 03:52:16 pm »
someone told me that an applicant should love to drink coffee.

shempre nga naman kape ang product ...

hsinnerac

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #4 on: October 23, 2013, 03:58:15 pm »
i have 2 friends na nag wo-work sa SB, one is nursing aid grad, no experience sa pagiging barista at all,
another is a psychology undergrad, pareho silang wlang experience sa pagiging barista, wala nman daw ganung requirements na dapat tapos ng barista course, pero meron silang EXAM monthly ata yun regarding sa coffee... tapos may discount sila sa mga RUSTANS yun lang naalala ko hehe.

tinsantos10

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #5 on: October 23, 2013, 04:59:26 pm »
^Wow. Good to hear. Pero feeling ko mahirap makapasok dun since ang daming nag-aapply sa SB :(

meg1104

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #6 on: October 23, 2013, 05:25:48 pm »
I Believe as long as you are 18yo, pwede na mag apply. And, I am sure there is no need to finish a barista course
or the like. Even if you're still studying, pwede mag apply. If you want to try it, do it now.
Kasi christmas season na. They get part time baristas for the season. At least you can give it a try for a short
period of time and then see if you'll like it.

Libre na kape niyo the whole day. I think they have 3 :D

happie

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #7 on: January 06, 2014, 12:44:17 am »
Free coffee before your shift , nkalagay somewhere in their flyers. I'm not a barista musta offer drinker.  There is a similar thread in pex and mas active ang tao dun.

aquacharly

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #8 on: January 14, 2014, 12:51:21 pm »
The main qualification an applicant must have:  enthusiasm to please.
Hidden therein, patience, good work attitude, pleasant people skills & personal neatness. 
Must have the ability to readily smile, kahit na cranky kaharap.

They train you, regardless of your work experience ( or lack of experience).

Madness

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #9 on: January 14, 2014, 09:27:09 pm »
I think may height requirement din. Kase yung friend ko na hindi masyado gifted sa height, na-decline daw dahil sa height. That was 5 years ago ah. Baka nag-iba na ngayon  :)

aquacharly

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #10 on: January 14, 2014, 09:38:49 pm »
Yes. One must be able to work with the standard counter height.

janelurv

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #11 on: January 15, 2014, 12:41:46 am »
I remember I applied here twice. That was more than 5 years ago. I passed my resume thru email. It was a group interview. After the interview they will give you a letter stating if you passed or not. The first time I did not pass. I passed the group interview the second time. I didn't have HRM experience nor finished a barista course but I believe its an edge but of couse. They said someone will call me to have another interview (Store Manager I think?) and its going to be a series of interview pa with the higher management District Manager etc. I did not push through with it because I had another offer. I think working in Starbucks is good if you are planning to earn an experience and go overseas. I know someone who has been a Starbucks barista for 7 years and was even offered to be a Manager but is now a call center agent. Mahirap din daw kasi ang work dito. May mga perks din like free coffee, discounts sa merchandise etc.

whitebishop

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #12 on: February 25, 2014, 02:28:31 pm »
this was a dream i did not fulfill.  i was a manager when i am applying as part time barista so i was over qualified. lol

cherieamore

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #13 on: April 25, 2014, 08:30:52 am »
any idea if how much starbucks pay their retail managers and assistant managers?planning to resign at retail industry for 3 yrs just to fulfill my dream to work at canada..

cessy_may08

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #14 on: June 18, 2014, 01:07:21 pm »
Sabi ng mga clients ko na natanggap sa starbucks 60php per hour kapag part time. 75 per hour kapag full time. Nasa 12k daw monthly nung mga regular. sabi nung nakausap ko na manager sa interview daw dapat english ang sagot kahit hindi fluent. tsaka may training naman kaya okey lang kahit wala kang barista experience. gusto ko sana mag-apply nga e, as manager, for a change lang at para free drinks na rin kaso sabi ni manager over qualified daw ako. hahahaha tsaka iisa lang rate nila kahit sa province pa yung branch.

redhead69

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #15 on: July 04, 2014, 10:25:56 pm »
where do they post their job ads? im interested

happilytaken2

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Re: Working at Starbucks
« Reply #16 on: July 04, 2014, 11:12:52 pm »
I used to be a Starbucks barista and I love every single day of working for Starbucks. I was hired for 3 months lang since Christmas hire ako pero super fun lalo na pag rush.

You don't need to have barista training or have experienced being a barista. As a matter of fact, they'd rather hire yung walang experience mag barista. Mas madali kasi turuan mga yun. Yung mga may background kasi, matigas na mga ulo so mahirap na turuan. May kasabay ako nung initial interview (group interview), HRIM graduate from La Salle, ako naman Psychology graduate from Adamson pero mas ni-hire ako. Medyo stiff kasi si sis from La Salle and serious masyado. Yes, english ka dapat sumagot and kita na agad yung enthusiasm mo to work for them. At least 18 years old ka dapat.

You'll know na you've passed the initial interview pag huli kayong tinawag coz that means they'll have you sketch where you live para mailagay ka nila sa Starbucks store near you. Di ko lang alam kung ganun pa din kasi ilang taon na rin ang nakaraan lol. Then second interview is with the manager of the store kung san ka ilalagay. Dun kayo sa store mag-iinterview. Tapos nun yung District Manager na.

Benefits is pag 9 or 10 hours shift mo, you have 3 employee beverages with plus one add on na free. Pero you can't share your empbev with others dapat sayo lang yun. Tapos discounted din ang food and merchandise. Mas mataas na daw yung discount ngayon compared nung andun ako. Pero if nagiipon ka ng stickers, di ka puwede magpa-discount.

Working at Starbucks isn't sosyal at all ha. Lol. You're all around there. You clean the toilet, mop the floor, sweep outside, take out the trash, clean the backroom (where your stocks are), wash the plates, clean the coffee machines, vacuum the carpet and chairs, wash the sinks, ice machine everything! Yung stocks niyo na dadating dapat FIFO. aalisin mo laman ng ref para yung bagong dating sa likod nakalagay at yung luma nasa harap.

The cap and promo shirts are yours to keep but not the aprons. If mag resign ka na or endo ka na, you give them back. Pants and shoes and other black collared shirts, you buy them yourself.

Upon being a barista for them may makapal kang workbook that you need to finish in a month or two. Tapos may coffee passport ka na everytime matikman mo bawat coffee nila, kasi everyday or week iba iba ang brewed coffee, isusulat mo yung experience with that coffee. How it tastes, what it reminds you of, what food or pastry goes well with that coffee, ganun. Minsan ang mga seniors mo may mood sila to make you do coffee tasting to customers so you should be knowledgeable of their coffee and pastries na nag-click or bagay. :)

Pag may bagong promotion naman, may handbook for the new promotion that you need to study kasi  after a week, bibisitahin kayo ng district manager and ask you guys questions about the new promo, kahit pa may customer kang kaharap. You get to taste din naman yung bagong food na lalabas.

Also kahit walang promo alam mo din dapat and rules and regulations ng stores kasi minsan pag bumisita ang district manager, bigla nalang siya magtatanong. Dapat din always malinis ang store especially yung ilalim kasi nga minsan ang district manager, luluhod o dadapa para lang makita kung malinis. lol.

I applied by handing my resume to a barista at any Starbucks store. May messenger kasi sila na dinedeliver sa office sa Makati yung resumes ng mga nagsusubmit and ibang paperworks nila.

May mga iba pa pero I forgot na. Pag naalala ko nalang ulit. lol. But it's fun working at Starbucks. You'll have fun because of the work and your co-workers. Wala akong na-encounter na KJ na barista co-worker at all. Masaya silang katrabaho. As in super happy.
« Last Edit: July 04, 2014, 11:19:02 pm by happilytaken2 »

 

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