About the part-time job issue at Starbucks in Shanghai.

I can tell you this about Wuhan.

1. The interviews are very similar. You can find out by searching online. If you are not a college student, you are basically out of luck. He has to sign an agreement with the school, which is a work-study agreement.

2. We provide more than 24 hours a week and accept morning and evening shifts (unnecessary ones are not accepted). The shortest working day seems to be 4 hours, and the longest does not exceed 10 hours (usually 8 hours, and rarely 10 hours, at least I haven't seen it). Salary should be kept confidential.

3. Yes, this must be kept confidential. . .

4. Cashiering, grinding coffee, making coffee, cleaning (including toilets), opening the shop, closing the shop, etc. Basically you have to do it. There will be a period of training for this and it is paid.

Because I signed a confidentiality agreement and must be honest, I can say what I want. Don't be surprised