I used to work at a Godiva chocolate store back before Covid came. That company had high expectations of performance for employees, yet every higher-up I interacted with at that company was nothing but respectful. I know what treating your employees well looks like.
Perhaps some business owners are better than others. I understand that being a Dunkin franchise owner is probably impressive by her home country's standards, but to us gringos it comes off as acting like you're way more important than you actually are.
This franchise has 5 stores. All the neighboring franchises have considerably more locations than that.
This woman and her husband are both attorneys, and she claims to be friends with Steny Hoyer. I highly doubt she is struggling in her personal finances.
If she’s such a hard-working businessLatina with such impressive credentials, then why is she doing such a shitty job at running her stores?
This is Dunkin I’m talking about. The franchise owner of the location I work at acts like she’s the hardest-working Latina girlboss this side of the Rio Grande. Yet she always wants to blame employees for her beeeeezneees not doing well. Her business isn’t doing well because almost no one with a decent work ethic wants to stick around by the time they become experienced because the pay isn’t worth it & she shows zero gratitude even to the most dedicated workers.
