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Manning01

Cintas base salary?

I searched this sub and couldn’t really find a solid answer, but can anyone provide me with a base salary range for an entry-level Cintas outside sales rep in the Southern California market? Thanks.

Posted Mar 30, 2019, 3:29 PM UTC

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ThisGoldAintFree•

From my understanding Cintas pays a lot but there is extremely high turnover because their expectations are insane.

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justflint•

I recently accepted a role as a uniforms rental sales exec, with a base of 43k. Commissions and bonus are generous and not overly difficult to attain (bonus threshold). Bennies are fantastic. Culture is a big part of this company, and is surprisingly (and incessantly) positive, yet not overly "cheesy". It's a lot of work, but I've very much enjoyed it, so far.

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sgtapone87•

You do know you can find this on Glassdoor, right?

A simple “Cintas sales salary” search should get you pretty far. Hope your boss doesn’t see this post because it’s fucking lazy as shit.

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mn544•

Take it easy man. Some people don't know the internet that well. You will be surprised how out of touch some people are.

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sgtapone87•

But they know enough to find reddit, start an account, find this specific sub, and figure out how to post?

Ok

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mattbag1•

Some stuff on Glassdoor is specific... for my company is said the average base salary was 82-150k the recruiter told me that our department AEs start at 45-55k so it’s not always going to give you all the information. And since any people in here may have specifically worked for cintas they may know better.

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tpxnu16•

Glassdoor is shit

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