Lessons From 2 Years at Canyon Ranch
Pros
-Allows use of facilities. If you are looking to make a lifestyle change, this is a huge plus. I have learned much in this regard and it has very positively influenced my life and am much healthier as a result. The catch is that it is minimally encouraged by management, so you need to be the self-motivated type. In other words, use this as a temporary job when you want to focus on lifestyle rather than career. Take what you learn here and succeed career-wise elsewhere. -Coworkers and clients are awesome to work with.
Cons
- Pay. Expect to be paid significantly less than a comparable job anywhere else, it is not a livable wage. -No to poor benefits aside from being able to use facilities. -Work culture is very much one of 'getting by' rather than succeeding, this will surely have a negative impact on clients. I do not see this business thriving in the future if it's culture is not addressed. -Management does not have leadership skills. - Technologically 20 years outdated.
