I would think competition for those buc-ees jobs are pretty fierce
they probably have a cot setup in the store room for those employees
I would think there wouldn't be a need to advertise for them if they were such great jobs/working conditions.
Would be like the old mill town jobs, or the auto plant jobs. Uncle Joe tells second cousin Suzie there's an opening down at the store, get your ass down there and you're set for life.
But if your pay scale is wildly outside of the "typical" scale for a C-store job, you likely need to advertise that because someone looking for a 25-30 dollar an hour job isn't thinking of their local gas station either. They advertise to get candidates that are worth 100k because 6 figure candidates probably aren't thinking of Buc-ees when looking for their next gig.
The "no experience necessary" only covers the bottom tier positions, I suspect on purpose. Locally - it's a 13-17 an hour job here.
Why are six figure candidates shopping at Buc-Ees.
Shouldn't they be getting high test at the Chevron station?
