Why can t everyone live without Starbucks?

Because of pretense, because of vanity.

Their frappuccino is super delicious.

The main thing is that there are venues to sit and have a drink.

Although Starbucks is very expensive, its coffee is very tasty, so people will like to eat it.

Drinking coffee is addictive, I feel uncomfortable if I don't drink it for a day, come to Starbucks every day and order a cup of strong coffee and sit at the window, watching the bustling crowd outside the window, speeding by the vehicles, and sipping bitter and fragrant coffee, isn't it a kind of enjoyment?

Perhaps for heavy coffee addicts, Starbucks coffee is always there when you need it so badly. For example, when waiting for a flight at the airport, such as the moment when waiting for someone at the station, such as at night when you are working overtime to collapse, such as shopping or visiting a scenic spot when you have no strength to sit down and rest, you can always see that touch of green when you look up, and you can enter like a savior. ‍‍

Because of the lack of such a café brand that has both popular taste, brand popularity, simple and comfortable environment, and sufficient store coverage. When you want to drink coffee, it's easy to find an appointment at Starbucks, just like teenagers often make an appointment at McDonald's. ‍‍

Because Starbucks is a chain store of 100 stores, it is a low-end consumption place, and it is easy to be liked by the public.

Starbucks coffee is not very good, but it is a manifestation of brand value. Those who drink Starbucks are pursuing taste and brand, and use Starbucks to show their charm; Some are going in for a cup of coffee and pretending to be elegant and gentlemanly. ‍‍

Starbucks is an authentic experience that conveys espresso memories, a place to think and imagine, a place where people can have a great cup of coffee, meet, and talk.

I've been away for 10 years. There are better options, and with them at your fingertips, you'll be away too. Starbucks is just a choice, never a necessity. ‍‍

I especially love Starbucks at the airport, as if I had seen an old friend in a strange place. I still remember many years ago, in order to catch the early morning flight, I arrived at the airport the night before, went into Starbucks and ordered a cup of coffee and a dessert, saving a night's hotel accommodation fee. At that time, Starbucks was only available in big cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, and after 8 p.m., all bread and desserts were sold at half price.

Later, Starbucks also blossomed everywhere in small and medium-sized cities, and bread would even launch a city version according to each city. ‍‍

The reason why I like to go to Starbucks is simple, there are many stores, you can see them everywhere, and you can satisfy your desire to take a coffee break at any time. Especially during the trip, the phone is out of battery or tired, Starbucks is the best location. ‍‍

Anytime you're not at work and don't want to stay at home, he wants you to think of Starbucks, whether you're going to chat with friends, working overtime, or just looking for a place to read a book. ‍‍

As one of the largest coffee chains in the world, Starbucks has always been loved by consumers for its high-quality coffee and comfortable environment. However, the recent incident of a girl who was abused and expelled from Starbucks for makeup has attracted widespread attention and discussion, which also makes us have to re-examine Starbucks' social responsibility and public image as a company.

Regarding this incident, I think there are certain problems with Starbucks' behavior, which are manifested as follows:

First, the attitude towards consumers is not friendly enough.

As a service-oriented company, Starbucks employees should focus on service and customer experience, and their attitude towards consumers should be warm, friendly and professional. However, in this incident, Starbucks employees treated the girl with a clear unfriendly attitude, and even a little aggressive. They did not try to listen to the girl's explanation of the rental hall, nor did they try to reconcile the conflict between the two parties, but directly asked her to leave the store.

This attitude not only makes consumers feel dissatisfied, but may also affect Starbucks' brand image and reputation.

Second, lack of staff training and management.

The incident also exposed Starbucks' deficiencies in employee training and management. In such cases, Starbucks employees should have certain communication and coordination skills, and be able to properly handle similar conflicts and disputes. However, the apparent lack of competence on these employees led to the incident.

Therefore, Starbucks should strengthen the training and management of employees to ensure that employees can properly handle similar situations.

In response to these problems, Starbucks should take the following measures:

1. Strengthen staff training and management.

Starbucks should strengthen the training and management of employees, and improve the service quality and professionalism of employees. Specifically, training courses can be set up to teach employees how to properly handle similar situations. At the same time, a complete set of employee management system can also be established to ensure that the behavior of employees meets the company's regulations and requirements.

2. Respect for different cultures and lifestyles.

As an international company, Starbucks should respect different cultures and lifestyles and avoid discrimination due to cultural differences. Specifically, the cultural quality and inclusiveness of employees and consumers can be improved through diversified cultural activities and publicity.

3. Establish a consumer complaint and feedback mechanism.

Starbucks should establish a comprehensive consumer complaint and feedback mechanism so that consumers can reflect their opinions and suggestions in a timely manner. At the same time, an effective handling mechanism should be established to deal with consumer complaints and feedback in a timely manner and protect the rights and interests of consumers.

In short, the incident of a female leaker being abused and driven away from Starbucks with makeup is not only a case, but also a test of corporate social responsibility and public image. As a world-renowned company, Starbucks should take this incident seriously and take effective measures to resolve it, so as to improve its social responsibility and public image, and win the trust and support of more consumers.