Cha Cha Matcha Reviews

Cha Cha Matcha needs to respect and trust their employees. While Melkys Vargas worked with staff to ensure a healthy work environment and a trusting communication method, Pasang Sherpa is racist (to her South Asian and Hispanic employees), condescending, hypocritical, and unqualified for her job. The stores themselves operate on half (if not more) broken equipment, and expect employees who are already stretched extremely thin (in regards to scheduling) to operate on incredibly uncompetitive wages. The work environment is hostile, from manager positions to corporate and HR, and it should be of much greater concern that this company's turnover rate is so high. Cha Cha Matcha exploits its trusting employees and refuses to listen or change the glaring problems within its company that have resulted in its 14 million dollar debt.

The owners don't care about entry level employees, which as a startup is very very concerning! Typically startups value greatly entry-level employees and as they grow that value diminishes... at Cha Cha Matcha in southern california it's the opposite. Directors and managers are abusive and belittling to the point of criminality. Voicing opinions and group consensus to fix employment rights issues is ignored and actually encouraged against. If you want to work here, I'd suggest looking at McDonalds or Starbucks first for a better work environment.