I loved working as a barista, I wouldnu2019t quit if I didnu2019t need to.The partners (co-workers) are really nice, store managers are really helpful when you have questions about working for Starbucks. You wonu2019t have problems with the drinks, because they are really easy to do. (At least for me). You get free drinks, free food, great experience, good work place to add on your resumu00e9.I would consider asking questions if youu2019re unsure with the order, or the standard recipe for the drink to avoid errors.Based on my experience, I worked in Burlingame Ave, Burlingame CA in San Francisco Bay Area where it gets SOOOO BUSY. And teamwork will be the only way to get the job done, so connect with your partner. u201cTeam work makes the dream worku201d.A tip that can help you to memorize the drink recipe is where you read the drink contents in the POSu2019s or your Till when thereu2019s no customer around. Memorize the right slot for the drink. For example, BREWED, ESPRESSO, BLENDED, TEA, OTHER. So it wouldnu2019t be so hard to locate the drink, and will save a lot of time for customers to wait during the rush hours.Benefits. Iu2019m sure the Store Manager discussed it with you upon your hired date.They offer stocks, insurance etcu2023 I would invest on the stocks they offer, it will help you earn money overtime while working with the company.The insurance. It will be available after certain hours of worked youu2019ve put it, and I would grab the opportunity signing up for it. They give out insurance pretty cheap, if not some are either free or expensive.In summary, I loved working at Starbucks. Itu2019s the best place Iu2019ve ever worked with in my whole life. I wouldnu2019t resign if I didnu2019t have something better in my career that I have to do. I would definitely work again with Starbucks when I will have the time. You should enjoy it as well!