production associate

route driver

route sales representative

sales representative

truck driver

Millers Textile Services, Inc

What is the best part of working at the company?
Your coworkers (only reason I stayed as long as I did)

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management doesn’t communicate but talks about how they need to communicate. You can’t trust most of management to be able to help you or even do basic tasks that are their job, instead they make you do it because they don’t feel like it

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
They definitely have favorites and if you’re not one of them then you’re treated poorly. Loads gives you more freedom but more responsibility so sometimes you have to pick up the slack of the utilities and help other because they want to be lazy. Also feels like there’s a war between the shifts; anytime something goes wrong, it’s automatically the other shift and first/mid shift mostly blame it on third shift. Does not feel like you’re being rewarded for learning more, in fact you might earn less in the roles that require more responsibility and work. People have to fight to get raises for learning new things and depending on your final role, they might take your raises away if they decide that you don’t use that skill.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Look at all the product I’ll need for the day; my utility makes a needs list and posts it on the board at the front so the rest of management knows what we need to run for the day. I fill orders for 3 branches so after every branch, you have to send an update on needs otherwise management is lost (even though they have the initial needs list). Most of the time you have to get your own carts to put your product in but if you ask others, they’ll get you some about 95% of the time.

Start at 4am load the truck for free don’t get paid 4 years never got a bonus that’s a complete lie . 4 days vacation a year if they let you take . Half your stops you make a 5 bucks  or less to go to . Company doesn’t match a 401 k . Lose your day off more than have the year . Average 12 to 16 hour work days for about a 150 bucks . Absolutely no one comes close to 80 k unless you are buddys with the bosses . No equipment to even do your job and once your out your on your own no one will come to help even if you have a break down in their junk trucks . If you like working 70 plus hours a week for 400 bucks then it’s a good job plan on never seeming your family or having a life . Oh and you have to buy the insurance and it doesn’t cover anything and they don’t believe in workman’s comp if you get hurt on the job . Unless your buddy’s with the boss . 

Miller's portrays a family environment however it is only upper management's family including spouses, siblings, and other type relationships. Great place to work if you are able to mind your own business and not be drawn into the drama and the pettiness of certain employees. No room for any type of overtime or promotions, or even a good job done rules don't apply to everyone and very unfair treatment on different shifts

Management is horrible they stand around and do nothing even if you go above their heads nothing gets done, everyone is involved in drama, not enough help so you have to work 10-12 hour days, you more than likely won’t get your hire on bonus due to the company enjoying ripping people off, they’ll do everything in their power to make you quit or fire you, your spindle will never be good unless you’re an auditor so don’t bother trying to keep it up, please just avoid working here, they refused to give me or my spouse our bonus even though we have enough evidence to prove we were both hired on and missed no days. We’ll probably take it to court. Will update.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The pay is the only good thing about this entire job. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management, co-workers, the shift rivalries, favoritism

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Tense, negative and miserable. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
As soon as i walk in the door i am insta tly depressed. all you hear all day long is what you are doing wrong. i got promoted within a month of being here yet i have never gotten a single word of encouragement or kindness. we all feel attacked constantly.

Miller's tries its best to treat all their employees like family. It is a good, honest company to work for. They definitely try to promote from within and give their employees opportunities since the company is continuing to grow. The companies' benefits are continuing to evolve as well, which is a huge bonus for team members who take advantage of them. From the production team, to sales, to service it is all hands-on deck to service their customers, and that is rare nowadays. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The job is great and I love all of the people and staff are all amazing 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Auditing napkins was stressful but the supervisors help put you doing something else so that helps

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Wonderful it is a very nice place to work at

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
The day usually goes by fast as long as we have the product to work with unfortunately January and February are our slow months

Responsible to meet and exceed set sales goals and growth.
•	Responsible to sell programs and products such as uniform rentals and sales, dust control products, linens and sanitation and janitorial products.
•	Prepare presentations and present professionally explaining programs and systems. Including quotes, sample products, and service agreements.
•	Document the necessary information to facilitate the startup of new accounts and to coordinate a smooth transition to the service department


Almost the perfect place to work. Hourly drivers have it made. However, they do all kinds of things, not just the same route everyday. Dedicated route drivers are commission, based on the invoices delivered. If the customer receives a credit, it WILL come out of your check. This is the only negative aspect to this job. They will dock your pay if they have to credit the customer. The amount taken will be at the commissioned rates you receive. 

Managers are not motivated and have too much on them and will not say anything to corporate. Warehouse is a trash pile and very unorganized. They say there is room for advancement but there is no chance because no one shows that they want to improve or learn anything. Overall very un organized and company doesn’t get new equipment. The trucks are terrible because the service they have for them and some are very unsafe.  

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Production associate 5 salaries reported	$16.55 per hour
Route driver 5 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour
Route sales representative 1 salary reported	$56,963 per year
Sales representative 5 salaries reported	$62,500 per year
Truck driver 2 salaries reported	$19.50 per hour

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