12 things Starbucks baristas are too embarrassed to tell you

People in the service industry are probably most afraid of meeting low-quality customers who are hard on them. Laura Beck, who has worked at Starbucks for six years, recently shared an article about what employees really think about customers, which caused a stir.

Although they don't complain to people in person out of professionalism, they actually think so. Here are 12 things to do with Starbucks orders. Don't let the clerk bore you as soon as you walk in the door.

1. Regular customers who are good to shop assistants may get preferential treatment

Starbucks employees sometimes offer a little something to friendly regulars. A free refill with a concentrate, or a small pastry, is something they can do.

2. Don't be too serious if you don't write your name right

Your order will become a string of random code, only their own internal people can understand. If the clerk asks your name, don't teach the clerk how to write your name like he or she is illiterate. Because the clerk doesn't care if your name is spelled correctly, it's just a way of identifying. On Facebook, there is an account called When Starbucks gets your name wrong that collects misspelled Starbucks names. If you spell it correctly, it will bring you extra surprises.

3. When ordering, don't call!

Respect shop assistants and customers queuing behind them. Don't talk on the phone while ordering. This will only cause trouble to others. It takes one minute to order, so please bear with me.

4. Skim free and whole fat, maybe you can't tell the difference

Skim and full-fat, the average person has a 90% chance of drinking the difference. Of course, if you specifically ask when ordering, the clerk will do it, unless your attitude is very bad, the clerk may play a trick on you.

5. High-quality people sit in Starbucks all day, and the shop assistants are welcome.

You know, some people order coffee and sit all day. But if it's a well-dressed, well-mannered guest, Starbucks employees don't care how long he or she sits.

Your attitude determines everything.

The clerk will remember your attitude when you order. Whether they were friendly, whether they were polite, they really remembered.

7, your request, the clerk can remember at one time

Don't doubt the professionalism of Starbucks employees, they will remember your request once and for all, and there is no problem with emphasizing it again. But don't keep asking as if they're deaf.

8. Don't let the clerk add more cyclamate to you

OMG! This kind of request will make the clerk think you are crazy. They will never add it, never!

9. Your tip will not be given in vain

If you can get a tip, the clerk will certainly be more willing to give you special care. Even if it doesn't give you a free snack, at least it will make your coffee rich.

10. Don't talk in front of anyone.

Waiting for coffee time, bored, of course, shop assistants are happy to communicate with each other. But endless chatter is just annoying, especially during rush hour, and it just slows Starbucks down. You know.

Starbucks has its own order rules, I hope you can understand

Just as small cups are called "Tall" at Starbucks, I hope you remember that. No more weird names, Starbucks rules.

Frappuccino is exclusive to Starbucks

Frappuccino is Starbucks exclusive, so don't order it anywhere else. Respect Starbucks 'creation.

Source: Hefei Net