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Attracting and keeping quality Barista talent: Can a business model help with this?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jay Caragay Sep 20, 2011. 16 Replies 0 Likes
My partner is the owner of a small espresso drive through/coffee shop business in Libby, MT. 90% of her earnings come through the drive through. Finding and keeping quality talent around is probably…Continue
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- What is your position in the coffee industry?
- manager
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- Libby, MT
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- 10
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Hey Hava. We are opening possibly the first worker owned specialty cafe (at least in california). Hit me up if you wanna talk ins and outs of cooperatives. We think it's the perfect model for getting and keeping the best baristas. Ours is structured so everyone is an equal owner, but it's also possible to have a kind of tiered system based on seniority. You could also do it as an LLC basically structure it co-op ish. Anyway, happy to answer any questions I can.
-Chris
Alchemy Collective