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Why Coffee Counters Fail in Corporate Offices

Most coffee counters don't fail suddenly—they decay through small daily breakdowns.

Coffee counters rarely collapse overnight. They fail slowly—through daily friction.

The real reasons coffee counters fail

  • Peak load underestimated (rush-hour demand not mapped)
  • Taste drift (no fixed ratios, no calibration)
  • Single staff dependency (counter shuts when one person is absent)
  • No daily checklist (cleaning/refill happens "when possible")

What stable operations look like

- Standard recipes and measured inputs - Peak-hour simplified menu - Backup staffing plan and quick substitution workflow

Coffee doesn't need heroics. It needs systems that don't break on busy days.

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