7-Eleven Employer Reviews

A typical day of work started with finding out what i didn't accomplish on my last shift, then finding out what wasn't done on the shift immedeatly before mine. Next sorting out the many priorities and distributing them between i and my fellow employee(s) unless i was alone so that they could be accomplished efficiently and quickly. customer service – more... always came before shift duties regardless of their impact on the amount of time one had to accomplish shift duties. Most of my co-workers were great to work with. Hardest part of the job was dealing with the manager and remebering all the little details that needed attending during the shift. The most enjoyable part were the people and the customers. – less

gained much experience and now need to move on with a fresh start, worked well with a dedicated team of co-workers but working in a crime-filled area has much challenges so hence need a fresh start ...

many tasks ranging from customer service to cleanliness to food preparation to ordering to sales trends develops one's abilities to multi-task more efficiently and thus have a more successful business ... many skills from operating the lottery terminal to restocking cooler properly to repeat customers are the more enjoyable parts of the job while the – more... hardest part of the job is completing all the tasks in a timely satisfactorally manner within a shift ... – less

Cleaning, food prep, and customer relations, are essentially your entire job day in and day out. I learned a lot about customer relations and general store management and balancing time between cleaning a store and making sure all customers leave satisfied. The hardest part of the job has to be dealing with unruly customers that really have no consideration – more... for the rules you yourself have to follow (such as food prices and no pets in the store). The best part of the job comes from the satisfaction of having the store spotless and perfectly almost obsessively in order fpr the boss when she or he first walks in. – less

Management and Co-workers were great! Getting to know one another and building skills for the future has been a great experience!

dealing with all kinds of people, learned how to work well as a team

I learned about customer service and customer care. The management is satisfactory. My co-workers are easy to be with, learning a lot of things with them.

Do cash in, serve customers, order ,recieve deliveries,resolving problems ensuring the customer is happy. I learned the skills to work night shift and make decisions without a manager around(did not want to be disturbed at night). Management trusted me to make executive decisions without there help. We were pretty much left alone. My co-worker was great – more... and we worked well togeather.The hardest part of the job was having to sleep during day. Most enjoyable was customers. – less

Started at either 11pm or 4 am.Made sandwiches,wraps,salads and pizza and chicken wings.Learned how to order stores supplies,cleaning of all equipment using cleaning solutions.Was a fast paced environment.Enjoyed working with all employees.Most enjoyed the customers.

the people you work with are to uptight in there work, the work environment you work in is to fast passed and overall the work is terrable

My job as a cashier helped me to know the professional side of me. Since it was my first job I was helped a lot by my colleagues. I learned to interact with my customers well, became more responsible with money and became more hard-working.

The management team was experienced and well organized. They were helpful and cooperative and motivated me to – more... work efficiently. – less

The company is a nice training ground and they have a nice training program for their employees.

Cleaned store and organized products to designated areas within the store while providing customers with required service. I've learned how to communicate with varieties of people. I have had co-workers which were easy to deal with and co-workers that it was difficult to communicate with. The most enjoyable part of my job was the freedom to work with – more... little supervision. – less

A typical day at work consisted of cleaning and serving customers. My co-workers were great my manager was pretty good but there was no room to advance in that company.

Working at 7-Eleven was okay. I had serious issues about being left alone during graveyard shifts, but that quickly changed.

A typical day at work is cleaning, cooking , running till at 7-11. while working here i learn to balance work and school. The management is great here, my boss helped me with my shifts to complete school. Co-workers come and go, because of summer holidays, and only few workers are is with 7-11. The hardest part is i can't hardly get overtime. The enjoyable – more... part is working together. – less

I enjoyed working as a cashier here. I am a people person and I got to know my customers really well. I liked the people I worked with.

I would arrive to my shift and begin to work with the customers. As is slowed down, I would then figure out the inventory and order such products that we were short on. I'd also have to go outside and measure the gas in the tanks and check all the pumps to make sure they were at adequate levels. Keeping the environment clean and safe was the main key.

I took the job because I was promissed full time and I am lucky if I get
8 hours a week. I also have to work evenings which is hard when you are a single parent ad have no family in the area. I like like the customers because most of them are regular and being there for just over 2 months and still training mainly learning where cigarettes are kept – more... most of them are understanding. I am still looking for a full time job, or another part time one.. – less

As a employee at 7-eleven you had to be fast-paced. There were customers always coming in for any and everything. Especially if its located in the hospital area. How many people wouldn't come in there. I was able to meet customers and gain regular customers. After a while, I began to know immediately what was needed from which person. My co-workers – more... could have been better at trying, and if something wasn't understood, asking wouldn't have been bad either. – less