Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa Employee Reviews about "flexible schedule"

Pros

Nice co workers and staff Good at keeping you busy and steady Mostly flexible on schedule depending on management

Cons

Being part time no benefits They work you on a tier system going off of requests for your pay I don't like that system because I make 16 an hour plus tips barley above minimum wage after 9 years as a massage therapist I feel like senority would be more fair. Plus they don't allow cupping massge to therapist who are certified

Pros

Loved my time here. Great co-workers and managers. Loved my clients!

Cons

Extremely low pay for the work. No real prep time between clients. The owner is a piece of work. Things were smooth and enjoyable until he started stepping in more. No free massages have to pay only slightly lower price then members. They do not care if they are working you to the bone, sales come first. Was told that I was not working enough hours but was promised a flexible schedule. I went to school for massage therapy not to sell candles and whatever else was at the front of the store, but those sales affected my monthly review. I’m sure other locations are great but this one not so much.

Pros

Flexible schedule easy to get booked

Cons

Not enough pay for the job

Pros

flexible work schedule friendly fellow staff

Cons

not the best training could be better pay

Pros

Flexible work schedule is nice

Cons

They were a much better company under the old ceo

Pros

They had a good flexible schedule and can work well with different/weird times you are able to work. Open for long hours, so you can get more hours than other retail stores. Coworkers are nice at times

Cons

You have to trick people (first timers) into signing up for an overpriced membership after their service. If they say no, it reflects badly on your weekly numbers. If your numbers are bad enough, they can fire you. It's impossible. It's a good opportunity for extra commission, but your job shouldn't be based off of if someone wants to shell out 60 dollars a month. Management is terrible, owners are money hungry and barely know your name.

Pros

I worked here part-time while I was in school. They are flexible and will work around your schedule. The work is mostly easy, except for on the hour and weekends, when there's a high volume of appointments. The position is a sales position, but not anything like cold/hard sale. You won't get fired if you don't hit the monthly quota, however, there is pressure to succeed. Manger will work with you and encourage you. On the plus side, you do make $10 commission off the membership sales. You won't feel like you are selling membership as a gimmick to make the company money- the membership is very reasonable and good for anyone that enjoys getting massages/ facials. Members can cancel whenever, not locked in or anything! Also, good discounts- you get 50% off the retail items. The manager, therapists, and spa associates are friendly. The owners of the spa are really kind and friendly as well.

Cons

Work weekends. Customers can be demanding. Meet sales quota

Pros

Everything is provided, I don't have to bring any of my own things to the spa (Clients, supplies, linens, marketing/advertising, etc.) Very flexible schedule Unlimited earning potential for those willing to make the effort! Excellent work environment Computerized note taking simplicity

Cons

Having to read some of the negative comments on this website. It is unfortunate that you had a bad experience at your location. Don't think that all locations are like the one you are/were at.

Pros

Flexible work schedule Easy work Okay coworkers

Cons

Rude front desk associates Bad pay

Pros

I like working at Hand and Stone because everyone here is very welcoming to new employees. They make you feel you are a valued member of the team. Management is very flexible with your schedule and they treat every employee professionally and fairly. I can see myself growing further in my career here at Hand and Stone.

Cons

No complaint as of today