Pros
Management and coworkers vary by location but at mine they're pretty good.
Cons
You only make ten (10.00) an hour. If they tell you otherwise, it's a lie. You must be over sixty (60%) percent every single day for two (2) weeks in order to make more. Why? Because not only is it based on a percentage, they seem to feel that providing a service like massage is considered commission, but they then average it out over the pay period which is every two (2) weeks. So, you can only make your state minimum. So, if you work forty (40) hours a week and are only booked thirty eight (38) hours for that week, you only make your minimum. They don't pay you for the time you're in session and when your two (2) weeks look good, keep in mind, you are NOT paid for the time you were there available, waiting, doing laundry, and other general work. They like to tell you that they pay whichever is greater but the fact is you're killing yourself, your body and your hands for nothing. You'd be better off working in an office and building your own client base and get all the money you earn. Side note, I was warned not to work for any massage Envy. Now I see why.
