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Not a fan of the Veranda. Way to acidic which is exactly what happens when you have a lightly roasted blend. But as many have already said, this blend is not meant for myself of most current Starbucks consumers. Its meant to attract an entirely new market: The DD and McDonald's market.
Post your reviews of the new, lighter Blonde roast
It's Blonde day at Starbucks! Your thoughts on the new lighter roast? Are customers showing interest in it? Baristas: How many blonde jokes have you had to put up with? Tell all in this thread. UPDATE: NO BLONDE JOKES, PLEASE! (This was posted in the comments, and backed up by others) We were ...
I work weekends at a licensed store for Macy's. I also worked for multiple company owned locations for over two years. I love the place I work but after talking to other baristas at various locations including Target, I can tell you that its going to be very hit and miss. Macy's makes Starbucks quite a high priority because Macy's clientele matches Starbucks clientele and we make a lot of money for the store. The standards and training SHOULD be the same. However, if you come from a busy store like I did, it may drive you crazy when you see that deployment does not even exist. It also may be hard to choke down that just because its a Starbucks store does not mean they permeate Starbucks culture. I believe that can hold true for a company store as well.
Should 'Suzy Coffee' work at a licensed Starbucks?
A woman who calls herself Suzy Coffee writes to Starbucks Gossip: I was a store manager for Starbucks in the bay area for over 3 years. During that time, we had an 80 percent store manager turnover. Some stores turned over managers 3 times. The pressure was awful, and we were never acknowledged f...
Fascinating approach. There is a lot more vested in the outcomes if the cities own the process from cradle to grave including the funding.
transit and a shrinking u.s. government
The recent "deal" intended to cut the US Federal deficit looks like it can only lead to further cuts in Federal spending on almost everything. Cities, in general, require higher levels of infrastructure, and a range of other spending, than the country as a whole. So the further Federal budget ...
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