Racetrac Petroleum, Inc. Employer Reviews

early am shifts
how to sell lottery tickets
management werent observant enough
a variety of different personalities but all worked diligently
hardest part of job re stocking beverages in cooler
most enjoyable part ringing up customers

• Manage the entire store operation
• Supervise and train other in-store team members
• Run cash register also balance cash and inventory transactions
• Ensure Store is clean and well maintained
• Stock shelves and coolers with fresh food and beverages
• Create work schedules for store team members

I dont really remember much, other then it was fun place to work, not sure why i left

RaceTrac can be a great place to work. Usually the people are enjoy able, they pay well and none of the work is overly difficult. Corporate management seems flaky, and don't always enforce company policy unless it benefits them. Store management really just varies from store to store there are both good and bad aspects to any one store. Don't technically – more...  get breaks because they say that since business fluctuates you should be able to find time to eat in between guests, which is rarely ever what happens. Working as an associate is nice because usually the schedule is fairly flexible, as a manager your schedule is set in stone. Which isn't bad, unless you get stuck on nights. On night shift it is more cleaning and organizing, but you don't ever really get recognized for your hard work. Corporate management never comes in at night and the night manager position almost becomes an dying place for your career because it is extremely hard to get noticed by corporate for promotions. On the subject of promotions, RaceTrac is fairly good about being able to move up in the company and make a career out of this job, if that is what you want, just stick to day shift if at all possible. It will make your life and job there much much simpler. Promotions are not always based on the quality of the job you do, in this company, it is a very "political" game. So pretty much any suck up can surpass even the hardest worker for promotion. – less

Waiting on customers doind daily paperwork helping customers. I have learned how to use P & L reports and I love being on the management team as we are a very strong part of the company.

A day at work is fun and very actvie. You please the guest sercive and make their day with a wonderful.

I am a great worker I work hard at work im a fast learner I get along with my co workers very well

Its a decent job for young students starting out. Make decent pay, for young students.

working at racetrac you get to meet all kinds of people. the co workers are great and everyone gets along with each other no matter. the hardest part of the job wilol probably be constantly cleaning, but you will always have something to do. the most enjoyable part is the people you get to meet and interact with.

Its a good place to work. Got paid every week but it is hard to want to go to work and not have to worry about a manager not doing what he or she was supposed to do, and the other workers stealing money from other people's registers. Not all locations are bad because the original location I worked at was the best. Every one was friendly, actually did – more...  work and the managers made sure everything was taken care of. – less

A typical day at work for me starts at 11 pm and ends at 6am. I clean all food sevice equment any floors and twice a week put up our truck, it is just me and a manager overnights we have to help our gust all night also. I make sure that their is allways fresh coffie,9 of them, and about 4am we start getting break fast. going.

A typical day at work starts at 5:00am and usually ended by 5:00pm.

i had fun working in racetrac, i needed it more money so i had to find another job.

I loved this job. It was always high energy, even at 530a.m. The guests were always my favorite part. My co-workers were amazing people and this job really taught me responsibility and good work ethic. My managers were always organized and kept the whole store under control when things seemed to be going wrong. Everything about this job was some-what – more...  challenging but in the best way possible. This job taught me a lot and I was very thankful to have it. – less

Racetrac provided me with my first management experience, and it was a excellent experience. I learned alot, and I was able to teach alot of things also.

This has been quite frankly one of the worst career moves I have made. What company supports sabotage from store management. I was accused of taking "items" with no security footage and then the insult comes when I am told all of this in a return to work meeting just a day after I request transfer back to my home region. Terminated based on the complaints – more...  of two managers in two separate stores who collaborated in fear that I would eventually take their place. No more complimentary drinks to healthcare workers, off duty policemen, or fountain drinks for the very people that take care of the business day in and day out. The very core values of the company are being under-minded by those in a position to steer a region into a financial crunch that would depress even a fortune 500 company. – less

Will not go to them anytime, they do not trust you, or believe you when you tell them the truth, rather believe so called managers. I did get promoted it was great but then again theres a trust issue associated with manager specially if they smoke (lots of cartons of cigarettes missing then blaming on the associates).

Was a very nice place to work, had alot of fun working with superviser and other employees. A very fun atomsphere.

Fun and exciting place to work. Never a dull moment. The place to work if you enjoy working with the general public. Meet a lot of friendly people.

Not professionally organized,like a business of its size should be. It's and old boys culture where either you are one of the choosen or one of the temps. They will make promises to extract more work from you and then promote someone without the same skill set or kmowledge as you. Consider your self disposable.