Massage Envy reviews

The training to work the front desk and become a manager was a complete joke. It was frustrating at first but eventually I figured it out on my own. I became the go-to manager when other managers had questions. Their front desk associates would even call me. It got to the point where I had to set boundaries, because I wasn't getting paid enough to train the employees from other stores. The owners drove me crazy because they had absolutely no idea how to run a business and they wanted me to teach them. I also constantly had to explain to them why I couldn't do what they wanted me to do, because it was unethical or in some cases illegal. They would say okay to my face but then do it anyway behind my back. I was appalled at the way they treated their customers. I eventually resigned because I wasn't comfortable with the way they were running their business.

so unethical and greedy. If you really cared about people’s “wellness”, you would not be hounding on your entire team (massage therapists, estheticians, FDA’s) to get their sales up, push people into memberships, push enhancements (that are not at all worth what you charge), and push products & tell people to lie to clients saying it’s your favorite even tho you’ve never tried it. It’s horribly sad to see the thousands people spend at ME and when they go thru financial hardships, we pretty much have to tell them welp, you’re SOL. This job has crossed my moral and ethical boundaries too many times to count. You’re an evil corporation.