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    Backlot Coffee was founded by John and Isaac in Summer of 2016. John, a seasoned barista and entrepreneur, has been operating coffee shops in Evanston for about 12 years. His other business ventures include Brother's K and Other Brother Coffee, which he owned alongside his brother, and Boltwood, a New American Restaurant. While working at Boltwood, John met Isaac a bartender at Boltwood. More comfortable with operating coffee shops, John sold Boltwood and decided to pursue a new venture with Isaac

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    y: Backlot Coffee was founded by John and Isaac in Summer of 2016. John, a seasoned barista and entrepreneur, has been operating coffee shops in Evanston for about 12 years. His other business ventures include Brother’s K and Other Brother Coffee, which he owned alongside his brother, and Boltwood, a New American Restaurant. While working at Boltwood, John met Isaac a bartender at Boltwood. More comfortable with operating coffee shops, John sold Boltwood and decided to pursue a new venture with

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    style. When you think of what a leader really is at its most basic definition it is one who is followed by others. When Starbucks stepped into uncharted territory Shultz was able to connect with employees furthest away on the chain of command, the baristas. In order to gain followers in his vision for Starbucks he went to very risky

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    A Of A Brand New Barista

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    A Brand New Barista For most people the smell of coffee in the air and smooth jazz music playing creates a calm atmosphere. This was not the case for me on that early summer day about 2 years ago. It was my very first day working a real shift at my new home store. Having trained at a separate store with different people today was going to be a challenge I wouldn’t forget for a long time. It was time to be an adult and take this big step all on my own. When I had first started working for Starbucks

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    Barista Success Profile

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    SUCCESS PROFILE barista APRIL 2009 GUIDELINES FOR USE The statements in this Success Profile are general in nature and are intended as guidelines to be used in gauging partner performance. Starbucks reserves the right to handle individual employment situations, including decisions about performance evaluations and employment status, on an individual, case-by-case basis, in accordance with local employment laws and regulations. Any questions about the content of this profile should be referred

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    reach for many lower and middle class Americans, several institutions have begun taking steps in order to ensure that the educational goals of their employees are within reach. As addressed by author Amanda Ripley in her article “The Upwardly Mobile Barista,” featured in the May 2015 issue of The Atlantic, Starbucks is one such establishment, offering employees the chance to take online courses from Arizona State University at a discounted rate granted they work more than 20 hours per week. Although

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    Case Study: Union Baristas at Starbucks? Case Study: Union Baristas at Starbucks? After I read the case study what I had gained from reading it is that Starbucks does not want their employees under any circumstances to become unionized. The IWW believes that Starbucks does not treat their employee fair and equally because of the 42 percent of employees have company provided health insurance which is a lower percentage than Wal-Mart's 47 percent. In any case the IWW is trying to build a

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    Dunkin Donuts is one of today’s best and biggest global coffeehouses. Bill Rosenberg had a rough childhood. His parents lost their store during the Great Depression, which led Bill Rosenberg to drop out of middle school and get a job. Investing $5,000 after War War II he started his own company of catering trucks delivering various foods including coffee and donuts to factory workers. Which was called Industrial Luncheon Services. 1948 Bill Rosenberg opens donut restaurant “Open Kettle” on Southern

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    COFFE CAFE INDUSTRY- BARISTA Vs CAFE COFFEE DAY OBJECTIVE The objective of this project has been to understand the marketing mix of Barista and Café Coffee Day and compare the two firms in terms of their operations and other aspects. We took up organized coffee retailing as we wanted to understand what it takes to sell not only a coffee but a whole experience in a country where coffee is not as preferred & popular as tea. The firms that have ventured into coffee retailing business in the country

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    favorite place to nosh. You stand in line behind others who cannot make their minds up even when they have eaten food from that particular corner eatery or curbside bistro a million times (just like you). You know what you want. Your favorite server/barista/food artist behind the counter who knows your name and order by heart knows what you want. Yet you stand there, trapped in slow motion while the man or woman in front of you keeps changing their mind. Again...and again...and again. So, perhaps too

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