Chevron Employer Reviews

I like the job but I feel that since I have a BA I have to look for something that pays a lot better.

Interact with customers, cashiering, inventory and product orders
merchandising.

Learned several aspects of operating a retail business.

The enjoyable part of the job was constant interaction with customers face to face. The hardest part of the job was not having a consistent work schedule.

the work was easy & fun but it was workin with others that always called in so i worked alot of doubles, i left because of pay i felt like they should pay u more workin in that line of work cuz you are putting ur life at risk i have been robbed twice while working there!!!!

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

It's a great place to work loved it good pay thanks chevron management staff is great I learn to inventory being independent co workers were greatthe hardest part was learning the register comfortable place to work

Bad management and poor judgment on running regulations and racism to women.

I started as a cashier. It wasn't long before they made me assistant manager.

Great coworkers. Almost everyone does everything.

Could use better management. Owners willing to listen to ideas from all employees.

Does not pay enough. Issues with scheduling.

Typical day at work includes restocking the entire store while taking care of the customers that come in. I am required to do my best to assure that every customer gets what he/she wants. Beyond this, I am required to clean, maintain and itemize inventory for the next shipments. I am the sole person on duty during my shift and it has taught me some – more...  time management skills, overnight experience, how to handle tight situations and also getting the job done. The most enjoyable part about the job is the people. I have learned so much from various ways of life that I would never have thought to exist. – less

I LIKED WORKING HERE TH ONLY THING IS THERE WASNT ALWAYS ROOM FOR ADVANCEMENT AT THE WORK YOU WAS WORKING AT BECAUSE THERE WAS ALREADY 3 SHIFT LEADERS UNLESS SOMEONE M0VED STORES OR QUITE... I LEARNED ALOT HERE THO I LEARNED HOW TO ME MORE PRODUCTIVE IN A TIMELY MANNER, I LEARNED GREAT MANAGEMENT SKILLS FROM MY BOSSES, I HAD GREAT CO- WORKERS AS WELL..

Chevron will never be the "palce to work" or have work / life balance. Many companies have alumni groups. Chevron does not because, once you are gone, you are gone. You do not have an emotional tie to the company. Put your time in, leave and never look back.

Once the company found out I had a personal illness, that did not effect my work, I was let – more...  go. Chevron does not care about the human element. Money is the bottom line and not their employees. – less

I have learned more and better customer service skills because you never know what type of customer you will come in contact with from day to day. The management staff was and is okay no complaints. The hardest part of my job was the walk-in cooler. What I enjoyed the most was the customers.

This job was really good for the most part with some bad tempaturec conditions a lot of the time. I loved the work making/fabricating parts for the most part. Working witht he small to large parts was challangeing sometimes but great.

Job was great but commute was very far from residence.
Job was good specially I enjoy training and manage large number
of employee's.

I loved working here at first until I got sick one night & it appeared that it was a huge problem to management. I had to show up either way & got 2 days off following to that, just because my manager was upset that I had called in in the first place. Very immature of him. All because he doesn't have enough people trained to do my graveyard shift. Horrible! – more...  This continued to happen & eventually lost my job for reasons that he couldn't really explain. – less

A typical day included greeting customers, answering the telephone, performing cashier duties, preparing food items, stocking grocery items, cleaning the bathroom as well as the outside areas, completing bank transactions, and handling invoices. I learned more about the hazards that come with working at a gas station and improved my overall knowledge – more...  of the gas industry. My co-workers were very enjoyable to work with and we got along well. At this specific position, team work wasn't necessarily number one priority and you stuck to your designated tasks unless requiring to do otherwise. Communication was the key to maintain the drive through the day. The hardest part of the job was working during rush while another person was tending to the outside area. However, I enjoy working in fast paced environments so even that wasn't a downfall. – less

Chevron holds high quality of standards. They are very safety oriented. We are always a team player and communication within the staff is essential. The most enjoyable part of the job is customers that come in on a daily basis.

This is an overall a great company that does allow you to balance life and work.

would always come in and start count on lottery tickets. I learned how to count lottery tickets and how to work the lottery machine. My manager was a very cool guy. There was nothing hard about the job. most enjoyable about the job is the customers, making sure they are happy and satisfied.

temp by Nelson Staffing assigned data entry level; customer service at Chevron; nice co-workers; worked without benefits; chevron made me Most Valuable Employee of the Month.