UniFirst Interview Questions

I was contacted by an absolutely incredible recruiter who took a lot of time with me. Phone interview with UniFirst was just to make sure you're not a weirdo. In-person interview met with General Manager and Sales Manager for approx. 50 minutes. Very standard interview just went over my resume in detail and answered a few other questions (typical "what would you do if" or "tell us about a time when"). After leaving, I stopped to get lunch and they called before I'd even finished my sandwich to schedule a time to talk to the Regional Sales Manager. That was a 10 minute phone call and I received an offer later that day. This was shockingly fast compared to all other interviews I've ever had. The only hold up was that some of my references weren't available immediately and they paused the process until they'd heard back from all of them. I think I eventually had to call one to get them to call back urgently - UniFirst was holding steady and wouldn't settle for 3 out of 4. Either way, nothing weird, nothing stupid, no "gotcha" questions or riddles. A very straight forward and fast interview.

elaborate process (Phone interview - 1st in person interview - ride along - presentation - 2nd in person interview), but you get a good understanding of the position and expectations

Met with the sales manager for an interview. Then with the general manager. They asked about my background in sales and my previous achievements. Why I thought I’d be good for the position. Asked me questions how I would handle cold calling.

Lengthy process, definitely an old fashioned boys club type of company. First interview was with a recruiter. She had great energy and was very transparent about the process. Next round was with the hiring manager who definitely had a "this is a young and dumb woman" attitude towards me. Next round with a director who had a similar attitude. It was very clear this company is old fashioned and a boys club. I wouldn't accept an offer here even if I got one.

Very smooth interview process with an exceptional recruiter! Recruiter was very knowledgeable and nice to me. Answered all of my questions with ease. Suggested a tour of the building if the process continues.

Not very good. Have had better interviews in the past. The interview was very boring for me. They interviewer did not seem prepared to do the interview with me which was a big disappointment.

This was an insanely long interview process for a job that seems awful. 2/4 rotations you’re required to work at 5am, company lied about the city and is actually 30+ mins w/o traffic from the city, pre scheduled vacation time, and the low pay is not worth any of that. It began with an HR interview, followed by an online assessment, then an interview with 2 more people. Then I met with the general manager virtually then days later met in person for 3 hours. Then I had a check in interview afterwards, and following that was a group interview with an executive and i withdrew my application by this time. Just an extensive amount of work for a not so great job and the whole process was about 2 months. Everyone I met was nothing but kind and easy to communicate with, but this was a huge hassle especially when trying to juggle other interviews.

The interview process was great. Not to difficult questions. I received a call within 2 days to start the following week. Great company to work for. Loved how flexible they are.

Phone interview, in person interview, in person presentation. Large focus on being competitive and being comfortable talking to prospects on the phone. Prospecting for new business is a major part of the role.

Several texts followed by an initial interview with route supervisor and service manager. Interviewed lasted well over 2 hours. Both guys were engaging and professional. Second interview needed along with a ride along