Global technical vacations spoiled the morning Starbucks coffee again

The wide interruption of information technology spoiled the flights that disrupted flights and also raised markets that usually request morning coffee to many people. The electronic company “Starbucks” for pre -order via cellphone applications disrupted this morning, which forced employees to receive applications by hand. In the middle of Boston, the workers said that the applications of applications cannot be printed from the application they use to prepare the applications. Employees can see that the applications are submitted, but without stickers, who disrupt their workflow. Urban requests are still working normal. The accumulation of the branches that were similar to the citizen in New York saw similar problems, because workers also complained that they did not usually receive the posters of the application. An employee in a branch in the Midtown East region, the request to disclose his name, explained that it is more congestion than usual because they must handle the requests by hand. In another place in the Estst Side area of ​​New York, employees also indicated that the work this morning is only limited to customers on the spot, and in a separate place in Miditown -East, one of the practical workers described it as a return to the old roads. Starbucks employees expressed their dissatisfaction on social media. On the X platform, the company told clients that it was investigating problems and is making sure everything runs as fast as possible. At the time, the company did not respond to requests to comment on the subject. Box Car CEO Joe Kulmanjo, who provides the service to provide luxury buses for people traveling from New Jersey to Manhattan, estimated that he saw about 100 drinks with handwritten labels stacked on the Starbucks table when he arrived in a branch in Cranford, New Jersey. Colinjelo brought Latte Coffee to his wife with vanilla flavor, and although the application was made in advance by the cellphone application, the Sandy did not receive these requests and they all had to deal with them by hand. Customer staff asked to stand in a rope and show their requests to see them in the place of payment, and then the waiter rushed to her colleagues and handled them by hand. “We had to wait about ten minutes more than usual, but the workers are doing their best to really do.” Colanjo shuts down. ‘