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⌈ Secret Post #2566 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Has anyone here ever worked at Starbucks?

[nyxelestia]

The only weakness I have that is pertinent to working in a coffee shop is that I'm not always great with punctuality, and I can't think of a way to turn that into a strength. (And maybe that I'm short and Starbucks has tall counters). :( Any advice?

Re: Has anyone here ever worked at Starbucks?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

One that I use is that I often when I have a lot of tasks to do in a day I get frazzled and a bit stressed. Then I go on to explain that I've learned to write down lists of all my tasks and cross them off as I go to help me out and that it's actually upped my productivity. Do you have anything like that you could use?

Re: Has anyone here ever worked at Starbucks?

[nyxelestia]

I'm probably going with the anon below's suggestion. Thank you, though. :)

Re: Has anyone here ever worked at Starbucks?

[(Anonymous)]

Ayrt

To be perfectly honest? A lot of people lie on that question, and most managers expect people to bullshit that question, or at least exaggerate. Plus it *can* be something like "I don't have much experience, so I won't always know what to do... But that means I've also avoided developing any bad habits."

Though that one only really works for the first job in an industry.

Re: Has anyone here ever worked at Starbucks?

[nyxelestia]

I'm probably going to go with that, as I can't see how to make a lack of punctuality a good point beyond "if I'm even 5 minutes late, I'll work at least 10 minutes extra to make up for it".

Thank you for your help. :)