Starbucks Korea Bans Customers From Bringing Desktops, Printers

Starbucks tells customers in South Korea not to bring printers or PCs

Customers have been bringing in printers and multiple computers as they work from cafes.

Starbucks to South Korean customers: Leave your desktops and printers at home

According to a recent report from The Korea Herald, Starbucks has banned the use of full-size desktop computers, printers, power strips, and privacy partitions in its South Korean coffee shops. Could you imagine popping in for a quick caffeine boost and seeing someone hammering out a report or even playing...Read Entire Article

Starbucks asks customers in South Korea to stop bringing printers and desktop computers into stores as workers transform cafes into remote offices

“You can just go and have a cup of coffee, work there—but people are taking it a little bit to the extreme nowadays,” one Korean studies professor said.

Starbucks Korea bans customers from bringing desktops, printers

Signs have been posted at Starbucks locations in South Korea informing customers that they will no longer be allowed to set up desktop computers and printers.

Starbucks is asking customers in South Korea to stop bringing monitors, printers, and desk dividers into their stores

Starbucks South Korea has urged customers not to bring heavy work equipment to its stores.Budrul Chukrut/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImageStarbucks South Korea is telling customers to leave their large office supplies at home.The chain urged patrons not to bring desktops, printers, and desk partitions into its stores.The country is known for its strong café culture, and a trend of people working from coffee outlets.Starbucks South Korea ha…

Starbucks Korea Implements New Policy on Bulk Items in Cafes - The Global Herald

Starbucks in South Korea has recently enacted a policy requesting customers to refrain from bringing large items into its cafes, a decision prompted by