Circle K Employer Reviews

a typical day run the register.
I learned to check in vendors.
the hardest part was working alone all day or all night with out any security for me what so ever.

A typical day at work is cashing out customers quickly to get them on their way. I learned how to work fast on keeping store stocked and clean so customers will feel confident on returning and they can get on their way quickly.

High standards regarding store conditions and customer service. Immedient supervisors set example by working themselves.

The company doesnt give raises very often and also after 4 years of wking at that company, I was passed over for promotion and had 2 raises in 4 years.

very fast paced job days flew by great customers ordering was easy

Worked for circle k for 5 yrs. The market manager was very nasty and always cussing out the vendors. managers were fine, except the last one i worked for. He would always fix the money if there were cash shortages. He would also do pump tests to fill his car up with gas. So glad I got out of there. To much internal theft!

Nice local clientele, great coworkers, competitive benefits.

Running cash register waiting on customers. Cleaning and stocking on and off during the shift.I Learned how to do money orders and lotto machine. My boss was very nice and understanding.My Co-workers was friendly and supportive. Was dealing with kids who would try to buy cigarettes with no identification and they knew they was under age and would yell – more... at you if they didn't get there way. My most enjoyable part of my job was being able to always have something to do. – less

All in all great atmosphere. I learned a lot about working with other people.

i did everything except what the manager did!!! i went over and beyond what was expected.

Go to work put in your time and go home. Nothing great, but nothing bad.

This is a great place managers are awesome and helpful u always have someone there to help u if u need it

Would like to transfer to North Georgia or South Carolina

Very challenging and Rewarding career. Moving and would like to take my 20+ years experience to a new career

There was never a typical day at Circle K. Besides the regular customers nothing stayed the same. There was always something new corporate wanted to try and we always had different customers of all walks of life come through our doors. I learned to value the people behind the register at any store I go to. They could be having the worst day ever but – more... still have a smile and something nice to say just to make your day a better one. At least that's how it was with the team I worked with at Circle K. The hardest part of that job for me was probably changing the gas prices outside, it definitely looks easier than it is. The most enjoyable part was meeting new people every single day. – less

A typical day was started at 6am with opening the door greeting my first customer and speaking to my employees, walking the store to make sure the previous shift took care of the shift duties. I made sure that the prepairing of coffee and biscuits was set for morning rush. The morning also got the attention of checking in of daily vendors, generating – more... the numbers to do paperwork, restocking safe if needed, pulling money to be counted and taken to bank. What was most enjoyable for me was my customers that I got to see and converse with daily. – less

very hands on place and very focused on great customer service.

I would operate the register, take care of different kinds of transactions. Cashing checks, selling money orders. I would check in vendors. Stock and clean the store. I would make sure the gas islands were clean and ready for customers.

I enjoyed working at CircleK, but I would have liked better direction from management. I was not able to advance in the company like I wanted, due to the lack of leadership of the management. I am glad that I worked there because it gave me the experience to work in retail, so I could advance to 7-11 and advance in that company to assistant manager.

A typical night at worked consisted of Stocking the shelves, Counting Inventory, Checking Customers out on the POS cash register, Money Orders, Chech Cashing. Getting the store ready for the early morning breakfast customers. I learned how to maintain a store and work alone, I learned how to count inventory. I didn't work with anyone else, Just myself – more... for over night shift. The hardest part of the job was making sure I had my Check List complete before 5am. The most enjoyable part of the job was knowing that I was needed and valued by the manager, I knew that without me, he would have no one to work he graveyard shift and He knew that I knew what I was doing and could handle it. – less

The schedule changes like shift work. The management is rarely in the store. No breaks, but plenty of free coffee.