Q&A With 7-Eleven Employees
They are the men and women who tirelessly dream up the fresh ideas that make life easier for customers around the world. For nearly nine decades, we've counted on their ideas, experience and talents to help us innovate and grow. In return, we provide our people with the room to move around and discover their greatness. That's how rewarding careers are made.
How employees describe working at 7-Eleven
The worst. I wiuld like to speak to someone at once.
I love my job everyday
The treatment of its loyal employees. Management cussing out employees, threatening employees. These young people should be respected for their dedication. Not treated as disposable. They are the face of your brand employees afraid of management management threatening and spewing foul language .
Not a lot. Manger keeps everyone down.
Review from Operations Dept
That we all work together and get stuff done
What it's like to work at 7-Eleven
- 7-Eleven employees generally work 8.9 hrs a day
- Employees at 7-Eleven report the work pace is comfortably fast
- On a typical day, employees at 7-Eleven have 0 meetings
- 62% of 7-Eleven employees look forward to interacting with their team every day
- 7-Eleven employees most often take 0-10 paid vacation and sick days each year
- 38% of 7-Eleven employees report they are happy with their work life balance
- 7-Eleven employees never get valuable feedback on how to improve at work
- 58% of 7-Eleven employees call their work environment negative
Q&A With 7-Eleven Employees
IDX: 25 TOT: 117
How's the leadership on the Marketing team at 7-Eleven?
There's no leadership within Marketing. Very "old-school" mindset and stuck in their ways. They talk about being innovative and trying new things, but after trying something once, they'll always go back to their comfortable way of doing things.
What's the vibe like in the Marketing dept at 7-Eleven? How many hours are you working?
It's very tense and no one ever knows what's going on half the time. The team is small and you're doing A LOT of work, which isn't that bad but a lot of times there's no communication between depts. (vendor partners/merchandising/PR/legal) so your work could be thrown out by another team and you have to start over, days before a campaign launches. On average working 50-60hrs per week, depending on what campaigns are going on. The perks are nice (free snacks due to taste-tests and merchandising team sharing the goodies) but work/life balance is non-existent there.
What's the company culture like at 7-Eleven?
I don't feel that we shouldn't waste food and throw it away. Just a waste and people are having troubles feeding there family and here we are throwing food away.
How's the work life balance at 7-Eleven?
It's perfect for me part time but I can't work over 20 hrs because I am trying to get disability and 6 hrs is my limit, my body is already having trouble working over 6 hrs.










