《How Starbucks Saved My Life》的读后感大全

　　《How Starbucks Saved My Life》是一本由Michael Gates Gill著作，Shi Bao Chu Ban出版的Paperback图书，本书定价：$ 23.60，页数：323，特精心从网络上整理的一些读者的读后感，希望对大家能有帮助。

　　《How Starbucks Saved My Life》精选点评：

　　●某连锁品牌的软文小说？不过行文真挚，充满反思，哪怕有点点矫情，但仍旧给人启发；还不错

　　●我也想去星巴克工作啊

　　●总算看完台版，好累！

　　●我看不下去···但我的确看过···

　　●创业的故事

　　●它让我深深迷上了starbuck

　　●一开始觉得还好，可越读越像宣传星巴克对员工的福利的好。。

　　●英文版瞎看看挺好的呀，有一些大牌跑龙套~

　　●人生又何止会是一杯Latte的滋味，唯有穷途末路方有出口。

　　●當生命不再有藉口，你才有機會發現真正的出口。

　　《How Starbucks Saved My Life》读后感(一)：厕所读物

　　畅销不一定就是好书。我没有感觉到这个作者从郁闷到快乐的转变，总感觉呼的一下子他就莫名其妙的满足了。。。大段的倒序令人到胃口，唯一记得是他回忆他母亲家族精神史的时候还有点看头。

　　和杜拉拉升职记一样的---> 厕所读物

　　《How Starbucks Saved My Life》读后感(二)：自传的另一种组织法

　　很认真地读了前半部分，很随意地翻了后半部分，当一个人看书有了太多的目的性时，万一和目的不符，那么就导致我这样的阅读法。

　　是的，我原本是想多了解星巴克的，没想到这其实是一本作者的自传，只不过用星巴克作为串联事件罢了，中间穿插的是作者的家庭、经历，包括和海明威见面等等，人家老爸是《纽约客》的作家呢。

　　这倒启发了我，自传或者他传，未必是原原本本的出生到老，用一个事件来串是个既讨巧又简洁的方式，如果这个事件的影响力够大，说不定还有意外的收益。

　　当然，关于星巴克的点滴还是存在的，比如它的员工福利政策，比如卫生收银标准化经营，比如一些星巴克术语，闲来无事翻翻也不错。

　　阿甘后的汤姆汉克斯没有多少励志的形象，《查理的战争》里出现了政客的形象，这次出演这位老来振作的星巴克员工，他和星巴克场景应该是个看点。

　　《How Starbucks Saved My Life》读后感(三)：真實故事.深富人生意義.值得輕鬆一讀....

　　真實故事.深富人生意義.值得輕鬆一讀....

　　主人翁是位出身富裕家庭.傳統上流社會白人.

　　自耶魯畢業後.即進入美國最大廣告公司.賣力地工作25年.

　　53歲時以副總裁兼創意總監之尊.被30幾歲女總裁在早餐中fired.

　　當天.他哭了 !

　　然後歷經外遇生子.離婚.創業失敗.腦部腫瘤.租屋獨居.......陷入困頓之際.

　　一 天.63歲的他身著 Brooks Brothers 西裝. 走入童年故居對街那家舊糕餅店.

　　現已改為星巴克分店.點了杯熱Latte在角落孤獨地坐著.

　　一位28歲非裔女店經理卻走來問他 : [ 你要找工作嗎 ？ ]

　　受到驚嚇的他. 不由然回答 : [ 是的. 我要找工作 ].

　　於是.機運.開啟了人生另一扇大門 .

　　不是讓他走回富裕的上流社會生活.而是找到人生的價值.

　　他進入星巴克工作. 從清潔 .收銀.調理咖啡. 開店.關店.....

　　藉著最基層服務工作. 與平均20餘歲的夥伴.互相砥礪.

　　在人生谷底 .重新找到生命意義....

　　這是本平易近人的書. 沒有美麗文藻. 但故事生動.溫馨 .

　　可以這麼說 : " 走過生命深淵後的平坦充實 " . 讓作者踏實正面地看待人生.

　　真是本有趣的書. 值得一讀.

　　我喜歡作者引用星巴克一首打烊歌曲 ~ 試著更溫柔一點.....來看一切厄難.

　　嗯 ! 試著更溫柔一點............

　　《How Starbucks Saved My Life》读后感(四)：品牌传奇又一章

　　香港书展上，击凡同学必买书单里的书，我以为是经营管理类书，没想到是励志书籍。

　　翻译的文笔很好，同一译者之前的《熟女拉颈报》是我决定保留下来不转卖的专栏备用参考本，这本却是我看完之前就打算转卖的。

　　很好的行销书，星巴克应该给作者很高的税金。赞誉这种东西就跟批评一样过犹不及，作者强调得太多就让我这样的怀疑分子反感起来了。

　　位居高位的人跌倒再爬起本身是不容易的。作者不自觉间插的那些童年往事，曾经见过谁，和谁公事的经历都是辉煌的片段重温。对那个在他最低谷录取他的非裔女店长的感激甚至一瞬间让我想到其他的感情。

　　两个世界的主题我无意的豆瓣日记里正是写给友情哥哥的主题，这本书里的矛盾也是映现。也许是美国社会才有的简单，耶鲁的这个毕业生系出名门，从打扫开始做起，说在星巴克得到更新的人生。

　　每章开头的语录据说都印在星巴克咖啡的杯垫上，我看过中国版本的纸杯上没有，很好奇那样的福利制度是否惠及跨国的这边。企业文化是吸引求职者的有利因素，我一直渴望在一个500强企业奋斗终身的可能，但是中国的这些都让我摇头，而饭桌上闲谈起来的美国报税制度都让稿费收入和剧本收入按照重税恪守的我向往起他乡来。不是不悲哀的。

　　最好的品牌行销就是置入性的故事，让大众在不知不觉间就接受品牌的一切，培养最可靠的忠诚度。就此来说，本书真是传奇的有利臂助。

　　是在火车上无聊都能随时看下去的故事，但是对一个也在做品牌行销的我来说，不算最好的选择。

　　《How Starbucks Saved My Life》读后感(五)：How Starbucks affects my life

　　In America, everyone knows Starbucks and everyone can say the name of a certain coffee they mostly like. Starbucks just like a neighborhood store to people and everyone likes the atmosphere here. However, how about being a worker in Starbucks after being a creative director of J. Walter Thompson Company？ If you can choose, which one will you prefer？

　　Michael Gates Gill, a high-flying businessman of JWP, the writer of the book, who is forced to work in Starbucks after losing job and family. He wrote down his difficult, inspirational, moving story about working in Starbucks in the book, called How Starbucks Saved My Life. This is a real story and the emotion the writer expresses in the book can strike a chord in our mind. It can teach us how to see ourselves and how to improve ourselves after being confronted the big descent in our life.

　　Definitely, Michael is a poor guy when I read the beginning of the book. He was fired by the company that he had donated himself to working for 25 years. During the 25 years, he never declined a task the higher level asked him to do, even at Christmas Day. What’s worse, he fell in love with a woman who encountered in a yoga club and had a baby. His wife can’t stand it and divorced with him. His four children understood it in a grown-up way, but hurt and angry too. He ruined his family and his life, in person. He lost everything overnight in his 64. All the changing happened when he met a young African-American woman, Crystal, in a Starbucks store. Crystal gave him an ordinary job in Starbucks that changed his extraordinary life.

　　In the book, from the experience Michael worked in Starbucks, something makes me impressed is the respect among the Starbucks partners. In Starbucks, nobody ever ordered anyone to do anything. It was always:“Would you do me a favor？” or something similar. The high level, Crystal, was always enthusiastic at every subordinate in Starbucks. This makes Michael surprised because he had never served anything to any subordinate in his entire corporate life when he was in JWT. But in Starbucks, both the partners and the guests seemed to agree tacitly that everyone should be treated with respect and dignity. The guests will chat with the partners in Starbucks casually and they even ask Michael’s working situation. No one will care about your background, education, age and race, and everyone is equal in Starbucks. Furthermore, every time Michael made progress in work he will be recognized by other partners. In Starbucks, everyone is cheerful for your progress sincerely and they are never mean in praising others. You can express your affection to anyone freely in no fear that you will be laughed at.

　　In this book, there is another story that appeals to me. It was a night that Michael needed to close the door with Kester and Charlie. But when there came to the closing time of 12:30, all the guests had gone but one. Michael walked up to that guy’s table to ask him to leave again and again. That guy just ignored him and abused him. Unexpectedly, at the end, the rude guy took out a knife to threaten him. At this moment, Kester noticed the danger signals. He managed to let Michael pull away and watched that guy left without a word. After that, Michael reflected on himself why he had got so pissed off at that guy. Maybe because that guy hadn’t respected him. Michael realized that he had still not really internalized for himself the respect and the job he did. So he would do the things out of judgment. So do us. Sometimes, we will get angry when people speak ill of us. But think in an opposite way, if we respect ourselves, are there any reasons that others will not respect us？ We want others respect us, we need to respect ourselves firstly.

　　Michael’s daughter, Elizabeth, who is a beautiful and cleaver girl. She was mentioned in this book a little. He said she had always loved to work and be active in the world. Even a small job, she had approached her jobs with true enthusiasm. Michael profited by her example. Why do not we set her as an example？ Just like a sentence in the book,“Work is dignity”. We should treat work as the calling of our mind. Try our best to do every job, no matter how small and trivial it is. We will get what we deserve at the end.

　　“Life was life——with all its bizarre twists and turns.” No matter how difficult your life is now. Chill up. Less past, more future. Give up spending so much time thinking about the past and what we lost. It is going to be a big challenge just to keep up with the present.

　　This is a book for someone who needs to broaden his horizon. Maybe someday, you can sit down with a cup of coffee, and you will profit much from this book, How Starbucks Saved My Life.