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DebinHawaii
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#HaikuADay #Haiku

Yes, I worked for Starbucks from 1992 until I moved to Honolulu in 2001 to be a part of the partnership here & did that until 2009. Being in HR anywhere has its challenges but today‘s Haiku is about how glad I am I‘m not part of their new dress code & policy roll out. Like their new paper iced cups, not very well thought out & executed. 🫣😱🤐

Job regrets can stir,
Then I sip, sigh, grateful I‘m
not Starbucks HR…

TheBookHippie 🤣🫣🤦🏻‍♀️😬🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 3d
Reggie Amen! 3d
TheBookHippie Honestly it‘s so stupid. Ugh 3d
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Eggs Well said👏🏻☕️👍🏼 3d
JenlovesJT47 Ain‘t that the truth lol 😅💛🐝🖤 3d
kspenmoll Love this!!!!! 3d
AnnCrystal 👏🏼🐝👍🏼☕🐝💝. 3d
TheSpineView So true! 💛🐝💛 3d
bellabella 😬 😂 👍 👏 2d
tpixie Can you please explain to me why the dress code is so horrible? Most businesses, companies, and restaurants have dress codes and many have uniforms. I‘ve never worked in a place that doesn‘t have one. So if you could give me a different perspective, I would appreciate it. 2d
lil1inblue @tpixie I'm not sure about the dress code part, but they are banning employees from wearing masks. This can be difficult for anyone who is immuno-comprimised from a variety of conditions. 2d
lil1inblue 😂😂😂 Dealing with some HR matters of our own at work, but still thankful I'm dealing with this! 2d
DebinHawaii @tpixie I am not against dress codes at all & think they are necessary & this new version of the dress code is actually very similar & even a bit more liberal than it was back in my day. The issue here is they went very liberal with the dress code a few years ago & allowed people to express their individuality in many ways & even had a website/store with logo items & things store employees could buy for aprons, etc. Many of them spent a lot to ⬇️ 2d
DebinHawaii …to buy these brand-sanctioned items. Flash forward to now, the dress code got very dialed back to rigid & almost none of what they spent their money on can be worn under the new code. They issued them all two black tee-shirts only & many stores didn‘t get those shirts shipped before the 5/12 date. They are expected to buy everything else—more black shirts, pants, shoes that are required now & that‘s hard on their wages. ⬇️ 2d
DebinHawaii …They also are being written up or sent home to go buy new clothes in some stores & districts but not others so it‘s being rolled out inconsistently & accompanied by other policies they have to follow or change now or hold customers to that are making customers unhappy. I could go on & on but it‘s not the dress code I am against—it was just rolled out so badly it could be a business case for how not to do it. @lil1inblue Yes, the masks too. (edited) 2d
dabbe Thanks for providing all of that input, @DebinHawaii. I went and looked it up at their website to get “their“ opinion. According to them, it's all about making those green aprons stand out even more. 😳 But what you said hits the truth more; let's make everyone look as monochromatic as possible and all the stuff they bought is now useless. #beyondstupid Your haiku hits on the ridiculousness of it all. 💛🐝🖤 2d
DebinHawaii @dabbe Yes, I don‘t disagree with making the green aprons pop & a more consistent look, just think they needed to think it through it all better & not take away all the originality. Funny thing—SBUX icon is the green apron but their Coffee Master program (where partners study/test to reach that level) has a black apron, so now they are all black on black. Anyway, I was feeling sassy & shaking my head as someone who once did training & HR there.😉 2d
dabbe @DebinHawaii You are quite the sassy lassie! 😍💚😍 2d
tpixie @lil1inblue that‘s so strange to prohibit masks. Hopefully the ones that need to wear masks can get a doctor‘s note and take it to work. Too bad that‘s necessary. 2d
tpixie @DebinHawaii Thanks so very much for this thorough explanation. I understand the situation so much better now. It helps to understand the whole story! 🩵🩵🩵 2d
lil1inblue @tpixie That works for those that have conditions, assuming, of course, that healthcare is accessible to them (which is not always the case). But for instance I am not immuno-comprimised, but my parents, who live with me, are. I mask when there are things going around so I don't bring them home. I wouldn't be able to do that there. 1d
tpixie @lil1inblue that just is wrong. 😑 21h
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cottagelantern
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3 stars ⭐️
The most impactful part of this book is the first 50 pages, which I'm sure I'll return to in the future. This really is not a theological book regarding the art of hospitality with practical advice, but rather, a memoir with lots of personal anecdotes on beans in crock-pots, descriptions of lengthy dinners, and tales of dogs and cats misbehaving. The first bit was overwhelmingly good - the rest, underwhelming in almost every way.

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thecaffinatedreader
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This right here 👆🏼

As a stay at home mother of three, I sometimes listen to the world a little more than I should. It tells me I don‘t measure up to the strong “career” women my age. When the world and those around me get me down, my husband so sweetly reminds me of this quote from C.S. Lewis.

“The homemaker has the ultimate career; All the other careers exist for one purpose only, and that is to support the ultimate career”

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thecaffinatedreader
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“Knowing your personality and your sensitivities does not excuse you from ministry. It means that you need to prepare for it differently than others might.”

Talk about convicting #gutpunch

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alindemann
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Such a great book recommended by a great friend. I am inspired to live this way - sharing the gospel through radically, ordinary hospitality!

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emtobiasz
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Pickpick

There is nothing so magical as reading a book and realizing it is exactly the right age/level for the kids you‘re reading it with. Reading this book about color mixing (and, you know, racism and colorism and difference) with K-2nd grade this week while we make optical illusion tops that “mix” colors as they spin. #librariansofLitsy #outreach #picturebook #kidlit

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EvaPriest
Pickpick

Rosaria‘s lifestyle of lavish hospitality kicked down the doors in my own heart. In an age of epidemic loneliness, with so many families broken and dysfunctional, welcoming people into our homes is good medicine for souls. Hospitality is something we take with us, a heart cultivated with tenderness toward neighbors, the stranger, the prisoner, the sick, and children who need a forever home or just a stop-gap. Read in a stimulating book study.

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frenchhouse_schoolhouse
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Pickpick

This book was a great challenge to open up my house more and let my neighbors in!

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Kobe83

Ct 2019

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