Chevron Employer Reviews

- As Supply Chain Manager, based at the Lube Blending Plant, I had immediate contact with both production and supply chain personnel.
- Everyday there were challenges in meeting deadlines relating to supply of raw materials to ensure production schedule was uninterrupted.
- Management was very encouraging and gave full support to ensure the company's – more... goals and objectives were met as a whole.
- Hardest part of the job was that since I was based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, we had to correspond with the West (USA) after office hours (6.00 PM) and also with the West (Australia) before office starts at (7.00 PM) - hence long hours of work.
- The most enjoyable part was that we worked as a team and when we received good rating from our customers, we celebrated it as a team by going out for a beer and dinner. – less

- interaction with different people
- No job security
- Learning alot everyday

A typical day at chevron is all about the customers. Ringing in all sales at the cash register, giving directions, full service gas station, maintaining cleanliness of store, keeping coffee pots full, stocking selves, keeping track of inventory and balancing the till at end of shift
Located on Hastings just off Clarke makes always for an interesting – more... shift. Many drug addicts and criminals in this area that the staff have to tolerate, making sure that no thefts happen during our shifts. Quite a few armed robberies have also gone on during my time there so interaction with police does happen. The roll over rate at this location was also high so I was constantly training new employees. I was mainly stationed at this location but worked at both from time to time, there are two Chevrons a few blocks apart with the same owner. I'd also work many overtime hour each week for those who didn't show up to work, lots of double shifts. – less

Handle cash transtactions night shift clean bathrooms, wash windows and take out garbage

It's a good place to work but there are no benefits.
when it's busy there's no other cashier to help.
I learned a lot and it's a nice experience.

I learned so much at this company. I had a fantastic boss who encouraged me so much he basically groomed my career. I worked with a fabulous group of people that to this day I am still friends with. It was a sad day when our department was dissolved due the sale of the assets we managed.

I LOVED GOING TO WORK.

I work for Kisa Ent. (Chevron) for 4 years and in which time I was a full time, full service and store attendant and moved into a management role for the last two years at the job. In my time there I prepared work schedules for up to 25 people, monitored sales levels, re-oreder product when needed, and worked closely with upper management to insure – more... a well run and positive workplace. I enjoyed this job very much. Having the chance to work with people that were motivated and hard workers made my position a very enjoyable one. The only reason I left this job was due to a lack of benefits and low pay. – less

This position had great benifits, such as birthdays, christmas parties.
alsothe people in managment were fair kind,and very hands on.
Wage was good for the amount of work shared by the staff and the
customers were moslty always enjoyable. I did learn alot about
fire managment and and team effort ,while working with my co-workers who were pretty easy – more... to get along with and came to work to do there work, which I appreciate. The hardest part of my job would have to have been when we were having a few schedual issues and
I had to work such wierd shifts. – less

I would either open or close depending on my shift. In the mornings we would prep the fresh food and coffee. Then check the inventory and restock where low. I would man the register, including ID verification and keeping an eye out for shoplifters. When not busy with customers I would clean and restock the coolers. When closing I was responsible for – more... cleaning the entire shop, counting out the register and locking up.
I learned that it makes others uncomfortable when you work harder than they do.
Management was easy to get along with and attentive to the needs of their employees. The owner was a great guy.
My co-workers were friendly but unmotivated. Only leaving the register for other tasks if ordered and so on.
The hardest part of the job was that there were no scheduled breaks. They were only available if there were no customers to wait on.
The best part of the job was restocking the cooler. It might sound odd but I was a Canadian in the desert. It was a big relief to cool off and I lost fifteen pounds from all the heavy lifting. – less

The company has been good to me. I get out of the job what I want to. I decide if I want to work at the store and how many hours I want to work. I work about 50 hours a week. I have learned how to manage my time well. I have twelve employees and they all bring something different to the team but together we make a great team. The hardest part of the – more... job is staffing. The most enjoyable part of the job is knowing we do a great job! My site is the 5th highest in, instore sales, throughout Canada. We are second to nun with our BC Lottery sales. Our site has been recognized as one of the top stores in Canada. Last year I was one of the Top preformer in canada. – less

my typical day at this job was not what i expected, they made me hand wash the pumps and car wash when no one else would do it even though it was and mandatory to make sure everything was clean and look great. what i'v learn for working there is that the coworker can do whatever they want since they have work there the longest and complained about how – more... there stuck here while they have a life. the management skill there poor when he was there he/she was there they would favor some coworkers. there was no hardest part of the job cause they really don't care what you do or when it gets done. the most enjoyable part of this job was the customers seeing there smile faces and helping them when they asked for. – less

Days at work were steady sometimes slow but always moving doing something.
Learned how to clean gasoline pumps and stocked cooler in a specific way.
The managers were alright just thought i was getting the bad end of the stick with raises.
My co-workers were amazing fun and funny to work with had competitions on who can stock the cooler the fastest.
The – more... hardest part was when we were getting alot of customers and u have to be fast and not make mistakes.
The most funnest enjoyable part of my job was meeting new people. – less

great company, cut some people and made us run around crazy. 2 IT techs to cover 1200 users.

I come to the work , I work on registry , i solve the problems of customers ,and I clean the store and organize the staff on shelf ,i make the order of what the store needs

i got experience to treat with customers ,to count money
the management is responsible for just the administrative works in the office
the co workers are nice with me and cooperative – more... , the other worker with me stokes the drinks in cooler
the hardest part is , treating with drunk people and crazy shop lifters
I like making orders determining how much i order – less

Very strong educational resources around Project Management using the PMI model.

I enjoyed working with all the people and the best part was meeting new people.

Performed all cashier duties: exchanging monies properly and assisting customers with purchases; Performed other duties including ordering supplies, cooking, scheduling, cleaning, and accounts receivable

During this semester, I and my teammates worked with Chevron to help them evaluating a new abundant element catalyst technology. We developed a high understanding whether a new catalyst technology can be viable alternatives for existing catalyst in various applications. As a result, I and my teammates were able to provide our Chevron clients valuable – more... evaluation, and develop a specific recommendation for the clients to launch a product development for new technology. – less

Very close company!
and close culture .
depending on the person if they are open to working at a desk for 9hrs aday it is a good place to work.

On a typical day at Chevron we encounter roughly 30-40 phone calls a day and about 50-80 emails a day.
Since I been at Chevron I've learned about SAP and VPN connection both have given me a greater view of how a company works.