How do I apply to a Starbucks inside of another store?

How does starbucks operates each store?

• how are work systems designed at starbucks and how are the work process carried out at starbucks

• Answer:

  First of all, just so you are aware -- Starbucks corporate stores are different than licensed stores. Any licensed store is one that is located within a grocery store, campus, or inside another building. Those stores do not normally honor rewards or have the exact menu that any corporate Starbucks has. However, and this is important -- Starbucks is very focused on CONTINUITY. They want you to be able to visit any Starbucks in the U.S. (or even the world), and have the same experience. They use the same machines, beans, recipes, syrups and processes in EVERY. SINGLE. CORPORATE. STORE. In fact, Starbucks designs every element of their store so much so that they have a procedure for how to open a sausage breakfast sandwich from its package and put it in their convection oven. The sandwich will taste the same no matter which Starbucks you visit, because it's the same oven, the same temperature and the same amount of time it's cooked, no matter which store you visit. Starbucks' marketing is based around the experience of their stores. That is their main marketing model. That is why there is not much advertisement of Starbucks in the media (they used to use NO commercials or ads at all, it was a corporate rule until 2010). Starbucks wants complete autonomy of their stores and everything to work the same. They do not use franchises -- only licenses -- and hire the same kind of person at every location. They are a multi-billion dollar company that can afford to hire a team of people and pay them a salary to ensure that processes stay the same at every store across the board. I hope that this was an informative answer for you!