Shift Supervisor in Sydney

Shift Supervisor in Sydney

Sydney Part-Time 49500 - 60500 $ / year (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Lead the team, delegate tasks, and ensure high-quality service during shifts.
  • Company: Join Starbucks Australia, a brand known for its community and connection.
  • Benefits: Enjoy free coffee on shift, a 30% discount, and wellbeing support.
  • Other info: Receive fully paid training and opportunities for career advancement.
  • Why this job: Grow your leadership skills while making meaningful connections with customers.
  • Qualifications: Passion for customer service and team leadership.

The predicted salary is between 49500 - 60500 $ per year.

Starbucks Australia is hiring a Shift Supervisor on a permanent part-time basis to keep the store running smoothly during shifts.

You will lead and coach the team, delegate tasks, and model high-quality service while building meaningful connections with customers and fellow partners.

Receives perks such as coffee on shift, a 30% partner discount, and wellbeing support.

Fully paid training is provided, with ongoing development pathways and opportunities to grow into leadership roles.

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Shift Supervisor in Sydney employer: Starbucks Corp.

Starbucks Australia is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture where team members are encouraged to grow and thrive. As a Shift Supervisor at Westfield Mt Gravatt, you'll enjoy benefits like free coffee during shifts, a generous partner discount, and comprehensive training that equips you with valuable leadership skills. With a commitment to diversity and ongoing development opportunities, Starbucks fosters an environment where every partner can make meaningful connections and advance their career in the fast-paced hospitality industry.

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Contact Details:

Starbucks Corp. Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Shift Supervisor in Sydney

Leadership Skills
Coaching Skills
Task Delegation
Customer Service Skills
Team Management
Communication Skills
Problem-Solving Skills