Positive Advantages Of Starbucks

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Starbucks started out as a small company that only sold coffee grounds. Not all of the different style of beverages that they do today. Starbucks has progressively become better and better. The reason for this is that Howard Schultz has constantly changed the company as the world has changed. For example on December 06, 2011 Starbucks released an app that customers could use on a mobile phone to pay for their drinks at starbucks. Technology in the world is constantly advancing and Starbucks knew that so they adapted to the new changes and made this app. Another example is the new line of drinks Starbucks has come out with, Starbuck 's refreshers beverages, that are not a roasted coffee like every other dark coffee, but it still has the caffeine and other natural qualities that comes from a coffee bean. By doing this it has opened up Starbucks to even more customers because some people hate the taste of …show more content…

Starbucks is a company that likes to see people be successful and they will help their employees or “partners” as they call them to be successful even if it 's not with Starbucks. They offer a college plan for their employees and will pay full tuition for them to get their bachelor 's degree. Starbucks calls their employees partners because they believe they are all partners in a shared success no matter how small an employee 's role is with the company. Starbucks has made having a career with them extremely appealing by giving so many opportunities for employees to be successful. One example is that every partner at any level is able to receive an annual grant of company stock through their bean program. Another example is that they have given employees the opportunity to be more themselves at work by widening the dress code so that they can wear certain clothes that are already in their closets at home. If I had the chance I would definitely want to work for Starbucks because they do make it so

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