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In a recent initiative, Starbucks is focusing on equipping its staff with skills to effectively handle conflict situations, particularly with individuals who are not making purchases. This move comes as the company reassesses its open-door policy, which has allowed non-paying customers to linger in its stores.
During the training sessions, employees are presented with various scenarios to prepare them for real-life interactions. One notable example involves a regular customer requesting water without having made a purchase. Staff are instructed on how to respond in a manner that is both respectful and firm, ensuring a positive experience for paying customers while addressing the needs of those who are not buying anything.
This training aims to foster a welcoming environment while maintaining the integrity of the business model. By enhancing conflict resolution skills, Starbucks hopes to create a balanced atmosphere that accommodates all customers while protecting the interests of its paying clientele.
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