Does Massage Envy offer sponsored degrees?

It’s easy to get hired, they hire mostly young and happy going people. Clean environment. Massage perks

Low pay, high expectations for unreasonable benefits

Learn a lot about products and services. Occasional discounts.Great for high school or college students.

Don’t expect to make a career of this. A lot of turnover, gossip and poor management.

Fantastic Franchise Owner (This can make a huge difference!) I chose my schedule and they were happy to work with me. I felt both valued and respected by the franchise owner and manager. Free continuing education. It’s a great stepping stone for a fresh out of school therapist.

Low pay / you’re more so paid in experience and access to continuing education. Massage Envy doesn’t have a good reputation of therapist—some massage establishment owners and managers in my area will intentionally avoid even interviewing a massage therapist, if they see massage envy as a recent work place.

relationships with clients and co workers are good, free training

bad pay, low clientele for estheticians, crappy management, you cant be in school because they don't accomodate for school schedules, favoritism, management doesnt listen to you, broken down steamers, broken cabinets, and it takes foreveer for them to replace or fix anything

Continuing education, free massages, management, flexibility, support

Pay, too much down time, no structure, communication, ghetto

They offer continuing education courses.

ME of Palm Coast, FL is a joke. They have a huge revolving door. There longest standing employee is under a year. In a matter of 2 1/2 weeks, 3 people have come and gone. They claim to offer flexible scheduling but they really don't. They expect you to have open availability and able to come on on your days off for training. They will lie about your work ethic without any proof. They will fire you on false accusations especially if you don't meet their availability requirement...even though it was already discussed prior to hiring. I was offered a certain schedule upon hiring, by the time I was done training (1 week) they had already changed my schedule 3 times and took one of the days offered to me away. If you're in the front desk, you're just a maid. Somehow they expect things to get cleaned, take care of laundry and trash, steam and swiffer,dust, file all without stepping away from your desk. You get penalized for being away from your desk doing other required duties. They'll promise advancement but rarely fall through with it! They claim work-Life balance but hours will be reduced or you will get fired if your availability does not align with theirs. I do not recommend ME of Palm Coast. ASHLEY is the new manager and employer with the company and she is a two face-liar. She is unable to communicate and be truthful. She will make up lies to make her look good. B E W A R E

Tips are good when busy Lots of education and free products

Not consistently booked Not paid when not booked

Consistent clients and full books

Strong pressure to sell and upgrade members. Also, low pay for the demands of the job. Only paid when have a client. Not paid for set up and clean up time

Fantastic Franchise Owner (This can make a huge difference!) I chose my schedule and they were happy to work with me. I felt both valued and respected by the franchise owner and manager. Free continuing education. It’s a great stepping stone for a fresh out of school therapist.

Low pay / you’re more so paid in experience and access to continuing education. Massage Envy doesn’t have a good reputation of therapist—some massage establishment owners and managers in my area will intentionally avoid even interviewing a massage therapist, if they see massage envy as a recent work place.

Lots of training and education with skin care reps. Will help you add additional certifications to your skills and will reimburse for continuing education.

Not a huge clientele for services. They do not promote esthetics as much as massages but rely on the estheticians to meet retail goals. Not great pay. The pay structure is not meant to help you. A little bit of a struggle even as a full time employee.