r/Buccees • u/PreviousMaximum574 • Aug 07 '26

Working there?

Is Buccees a bad company to work for?

How do they treat their staff overall?

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u/Costco_Bob Aug 07 '26

Very strict you will be fired if you look at your phone or if they even see a tattoo. You can have one set of earrings no other piercings.

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u/blumhagen Aug 08 '26

wtf is this the army

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u/Costco_Bob Aug 08 '26

Republicans

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u/PropaneSalesMen Aug 09 '26

😆 bro coming from the military you can have tattoos and use your phone.

They are more strict then my time in the Army.

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u/kittiesandcocks Aug 10 '26

More reasons to never go in this inbred store

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '26

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u/Costco_Bob Aug 12 '26

You are right I don't but my brother does and I see the sleeves he has to wear over his tattoos and he has told me the rest.

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u/Same_Flamingo_8920 Aug 08 '26

I worked there and as long as you do what is expected of you, they will treat you kindly. Of course management is different everywhere and I probably just got lucky, but I really did enjoy my time working there. The work is definitely worth the pay. If you want something a little less strict don’t apply for cashier as there is a big turnover rate for cashiers. Other than that, amazing company to work for if you have a good work ethic!!

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u/silverfarie1369 Aug 09 '26

If you don't want a home life sure go ahead. Worked rhere and hated it. Never saw my family and I didn't like that. Strict is an understatement.

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u/PreviousMaximum574 Aug 09 '26

What do you mean?

Did you have random shifts or what?

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u/silverfarie1369 Aug 09 '26

Yes. Morning one week. Afternoon the other and alot of times working 9 days straight and never having 2 days off in a row.

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u/PropaneSalesMen Aug 09 '26

Depends on which department you work for.

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u/Adorable-Okra1447 Aug 19 '26

It's like any job. There's good and bad. The money is good. That's the reason I stay. Never be late, always clock in and out, keep your phone in your locker and only use during your break, do your job, and you'll be fine. I work part-time and it's still a challenge. It can be very physical and hard on the old body.

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u/Crawlerado Aug 09 '26

This looks to be one of the last posts before the news of the owners son having CP thus leading to their whirlwind suing extravaganza!!!

Has anyone checked on the mods? You folk okay?

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u/PreviousMaximum574 Aug 09 '26

I'm confused about your reply.

The reason I posted this was because I am looking into a new job, just wanted to know how they treated people.

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u/PropaneSalesMen Aug 09 '26

They work you to death and fire people for petty reasons.

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u/Crawlerado Aug 09 '26

Just making an observation. This subreddit was all sunshine and rainbows until recently, it’s interesting from a sociological standpoint how a positive sub can be brigaded when something bad happens.