I am from Beijing. I want to work part-time at Starbucks or costa. What are the conditions and steps?

I worked in a Starbucks in Beijing last year. I asked the nearest store directly myself. You can also go directly to the store and ask if you are hiring.

Every Starbucks has a different time to be short of staff. If there are not enough people, it will be easier to get in. If you are short of staff, their employees will ask the manager and tell you that if you don't talk, you may not even have to fill out the form. If you are particularly short of hands, the manager will talk to you directly. If you are busy, they will tell you the interview time. If you meet the requirements, you can wait for work, prepare your ID card, health certificate, salary card run by the company, and fill out the contract. Part-time and full-time salaries are different. Please have a look at it when you fill it out. There is also the problem of files. If you are a student at school, you have to ask the school for a letter of introduction. Otherwise, you'll have to adjust the files yourself. After joining the company, I will go to the head office for training or something, and then I will start to learn slowly and have to recite things.

Working in Starbucks can not only help you understand coffee, but also help you learn how to meet all kinds of people. I am stupid, I don't know much about interpersonal relationships, and I can't handle things yet, so I didn't leave any good words when I left. I hope you can learn to meet all kinds of people while working to earn money and learn coffee. It should be easier to get in at the end of the year. Do you have a health certificate? If not, you need to go to a local designated hospital or wait until you are hired.

Starbucks itself has a good coffee culture and a respectable brand culture, but the manager and working partners determine the working environment. Whether you can survive depends partly on your luck and partly on your ability to deal with people. Good luck!