Happiness is gone! Starbucks prohibits employees from fishing at work!

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In today's workplace, fishing at work has become the norm for workers. Once they get a moment of free time in their busy work, they will take out their mobile phone reply messages, brush short videos and so on, so that they can get a moment of relaxation.

The same is true of Starbucks employees standing behind the bar. When the order peak is over and the store returns to a quiet state, workers with nothing to do will seize this short leisure time to play with their mobile phones and enjoy their own leisure time.

Recently, however, some Starbucks employees posted that their happiness of fishing at work is gone.

According to the pictures posted by the poster, Starbucks, which aims to enhance the sense of experience in the third space, will strictly control the mobile phone use of store employees. Among them, the barista is required to keep the secretary in the cabinet after taking up the post, and is not allowed to take his mobile phone with him. Although the duty supervisor and store manager can use the mobile phone under certain circumstances, it can only be used in the non-bar area, and the mobile phone is muted throughout the work period.

Employees say that if they are monitored at work or the management finds themselves touching fish and playing with their mobile phones at work, there must be a warning sheet. In this regard, the workers, who were deprived of the pleasure of fishing, cried out, "you can't play with your mobile phone in the store, so why go there if you don't play with your cell phone?" , "what to do when you don't use your mobile phone to work", "it's a nightmare to go to work without playing with your mobile phone".

However, Starbucks' veteran employees are not surprised. In fact, Starbucks has long proposed that employees should not use mobile phones or chat in the bar area for a long time, they said.

However, in fact, because the duty supervisor and store manager turn a blind eye and do not have strict control, most employees will not abide by the relevant regulations and often hide in the monitoring corner to play with their cell phones or chat with colleagues during the break.

However, according to the workers, recently, when the company executives inspected the store, they found that some shop assistants touched fish too frequently, leaving a bad impression on the guests, which led the management to strictly grasp the illegal behavior of employees playing with their mobile phones at work. Some people speculate that "because some part-time social partners illegally shoot videos and bring goods", it affects the image of Starbucks stores, which makes senior officials pay attention to the phenomenon of employees touching fish at work.

Undeniably, if shop assistants' behaviors such as playing with their mobile phones and chatting at work are seen by consumers, it may affect their impression of stores and brands, and question the professional ability and service attitude of baristas. Therefore, from the point of view of managers, it is not difficult to understand that they require workers not to fish.

But for employees, fishing at work is an adjustment in their assembly line work, which can not only relax their nerves after high-intensity work, but also adjust their state to cope with the next stage of work. After all, if the workers don't touch the fish at work, they will be soulless on this shift.

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