I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Cintas (Atlanta, GA) in Jan 2011
Interview
Interview went well, and thought I had a good conversation with the manager. He was a Naval Academy graduate, and acted a little stiff. He did not extend an offer, which was OK. But he offered no feedback, and I felt as if he was looking down his nose at me during the interview. That's what you get at the USNA, a bunch of stuck up ring knockers who think they are God's gift to the military. How about helping out a fellow veteran with some feedback?
I applied online. I interviewed at Cintas (Bedford Park, IL) in Mar 2026
Interview
Its a long interview process filled with false hope. I spent a month going through the interview process, got a copy of the handbook, tour of the facility, met a VP, and got to the final interview....At the end, I got a generic rejection letter 3 days after a VP Meet and Greet.
I am looking to better my career and while I still feel Cintas looks like a decent company from the outside, the interview process is way too long and filled with false hope.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Why Cintas? Why do you want to make a career change?
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Cintas
Interview
Formal interview with manager going through prior history and motivation, followed by paid training days (a.k.a "walkthroughs") afterwards once offer was made. Overall a decent interview process compared to others.
The interview process was normal but it took way too long, in my personal opinion. The interview were with several different management personnel and human resources and it took over six weeks to complete the various interviews.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Q: Management experience questions: Can you name a time when you have felt with a difficult employee?