Minuteman Press Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"When interviewed I stated what my compensation needs were and the owner said "no problem". When offered the job it was for an insultingly low amount. Due to Covid, I felt compelled to take the job temporarily but I would not accept unless she agreed in writing to pay a certain amount by a certain date. She did and it was a binding agreement. Despite this, she reneged on her word and never increased the pay. I attempted to discuss it with her on several occasions to no avail. She is dishonest and a truly horrible boss. She also knows nothing about the print industry and had NO experience. I was the only person there who knew anything and could do the job. I was finally able to get a job using all my skills and experience. The day I handed her an 'I quit' letter and walked out was fantastic. It was a terrible job and a terrible place to work with deplorable company culture."

"Minuteman man press was a small franchise to work for that is trying to move up and do more. They focus on customer service and quality products. The work life can be difficult if you are not flexible and wanting to learn on their terms."

"Good company to start out for fresh out of college designers. You get a feel for the process it takes to complete the process of a print product. Learn the ins and outs of print setup and dealing with a wide range of clients."

"The work is great but the environment is in need of work. It is too cramped of an office for a printing company. The company doesn't have levels to move up so it makes it hard to see where your growth can be."

"Minuteman Press is a good company to work for, however it is difficult to grow and expand employees in the work place."

"I've worked for Minuteman Press since 2011. I would recommend their services to people because they do a good job with the finished product."

What do you like about working at Minuteman Press?

"Freedom of design and ease of working with owner, and the surprise on how fast work is accomplished"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Just be yourself, never try to act who you are not."

What don't you like about working at Minuteman Press?

"not enough complex jobs or the ability to sell an idea to a client"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Advertise and consul clients on how to increase and save funds"

"It has been great working for Minuteman Press."

What do you like about working at Minuteman Press?

"I like the fact that we work as a team and everyone gets along well."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be yourself. Also be honest about what is on your resume because it will show in the quality of work whether you are experienced or not."

What don't you like about working at Minuteman Press?

"I don't see much more growth in my position. I have went from Designer to Production manager. I have two designers and a bindery worker under me."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"My current company should invest in more finishing equipment. We outsource somethings that our bindery worker could do if we had the proper equipment"

What do you like about working at Minuteman Press?

"Everyone knew their role in making the business work and it was a family-like atmosphere. Sense of humor and making the customer the priority was key."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"You will gain a lot of experience on how the industry works. Take that experience and ride with it. Whichever direction you go, it'll be invaluable."

What don't you like about working at Minuteman Press?

"It can be stressful sometimes because of client deadlines. Sometimes, you have technical issues with the presses, digital copiers or even on my Mac (since I was the designer)."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Not a whole lot. If we had one more person, I would go out to do even more marketing. It was a small business so being the boss means you're doing everything."

"Owning and managing my own company was a wonderful experience, but I am happier now working for someone else."

"This is not a career unless you own the business."