How to Get a Job as a STORE MANAGER at STARBUCKS

In today's video, I teach you how to get a job as a store manager at Starbucks. Being a Store Manager at Starbucks is an attractive role, and because of that, it can be very competitive to land that job. But in today's video, I give you actual Starbucks Store Manager interview questions and answers so that you can go into your interview as prepared as possible, giving yourself the best chance to land the job.

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[Elizaraee]

As someone who just did a phone screening for a Store Manager position with Starbucks two days ago, I can 100% verify they asked every single one of these questions.

[rawrdotgov]

This video, along with the other Starbucks videos, were a huge help! Got me through the phone interview with the recruiter for an ASM position and after the second interview with 2 DMs, I'm starting as an external hire ASM in a couple of weeks. 😊

[hannahlandry]

Can you make an updated version of this with the new questions? I am an ASM trying to get to SM and the interview questions have changed since then.

[jlynnd]

I'm currently in the interview process to be a Starbucks store manager. I was turned down in one area but I'm interviewing for a store in a different area not too far away. What's killing me with the interviews is where they want a specific example. They are using the "star" interview format. For example they're asking me something like "tell me about a time you had to improve a process or a similar question". They want a specific scenario with a specific previous employee of mine. I've been in restaurant management for over 20 years I can't think of specific scenarios. I've led thousands of people over the years.

[Chahlie]

I'm hoping to get a barista interview in the next few days...but now I'm concerned they may want me to be a manager due to my previous skills :( Sometimes it's nice to have no

[rachaelfeerick]

This is helpful, but run. Starbucks SM role is miserable.