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1. Bluebird29
   

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   Ive only been working for starbucks for six months, (I started hating it the 2nd month I was there)

   I have a new job, good job that pays well.
   My training starts later this week, but the schedule has already been made at my starbucks job.

   I was thinking of putting in the two weeks notice (because it's the 'nice' thing to do) But even if I do, the training schedule I have at my new job, will make me miss the days I have to work at starbucks.

   So should I put in my two weeks notice, or just stop showing up.

   btw I don't plan on working for starbucks ever again, i'm not interested in anything starbucks sells, or does.

   Posted 1 year ago #

2. DTQueen
   

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   I would resign without advance notice. That way they know that you're not coming and can try to fix it before hand instead of in the middle of the shift. It's kinder to your former coworkers then just not ever coming back.

   Posted 1 year ago #

3. coffeebeanisbetter
   

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   Let them know you got a new job and wont be able to work the shifts youre scheduled to work. Unless you really hate everyone at the store then thats a good way to get back at them.

   Posted 1 year ago #

4. Bluebird29
   

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   Yeah I think I'm just going to tell them that, coffeebeans, because i hate everyone there. It's one of the worst jobs I've had.

   Posted 1 year ago #

5. Dry Sharpie
   

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   Put in a 1 week's notice and tell your SM when your last day is. I've seen schedules remade to accommodate quitting/fired employees within 2 days.

   Posted 1 year ago #

6. MobilizedPartner
   

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   They can technically accommodate in a moments notice, thing is, they'd rather not, because it would involve redoing the schedule, ie, more work. And they'll actually put more work into making sure they won't have to do more work. Make sense? *Sigh*

   The two weeks notice is truly just a formality. I would just tell your SM when your last day is going to be, and if you want to be nice, try and find coverage for the days you won't be able to fulfill. So long as your last day isn't today, its enough time for them to figure it out.

   Posted 1 year ago #

7. Bluebird29
   

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   great idea mp! I'm off today, so I can't tell her until tomorrow (plus the district manager is in today)

   It would be funny if I made came in right in front in the dm and tell my sm I quit.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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