https://www.restaurantdive.com/news/starbucks-four-day-a-week-rto-rule-seattle-toronto/753000/
Starbucks adopting industry standards.
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“ Industry Standard is 5x0 RTO.”
1000% false.
Structured hybrid is the standard. There is no argument to be made.
You are a sycophantic dimwit. And no one takes you seriously.
Industry Standard is 5x0 RTO. This is where both Corporate and Government is trending now.
Who cares? Ge-z our company does not serve coffee.
Employees having to work.
@ae BS, RTO mandate shows no such thing. Its a silent layoff for sure which MAY improve their metrics short term but long term they are sc--wed if they dont have good products that people want to buy.
All the financial metric are bad. $ per store, revenue growth, profit,etc. it will going downhill for long time
Still not 5x. Because industry standard is hybrid.
Free Starbucks coffee be provided in the break room?
“ Starbucks will offer a one-time cash payment for workers who decide to leave the company rather than return to office. Niccol said the company would share more details on the voluntary departure package with employees soon. ”
And that’s the goal. Interestingly they offered a package. ATT won’t do that because they won’t have anyone left if they do.
Hard to make coffee for the drive thru when you WFH.
Just another company in financial trouble in need of major headcount/cost reduction. RTO is the death mark for any company. RTO mandates signal financial duress. Aka weak outlook. Funny how this claim of “industry standard” only applies to the worst and weakest zombie companies.
Since when is a coffee company considered part of the telecom industry? Really reaching with this one. Also, this is still considered hybrid, you crumb.
I thought industry standard was 5??? This says 4.
Still not 5