Pros
there are some customers who come in with genuine health problems and you are able to help some with diet and moral support. If you are a college student and need to be fed it's a good gig.
Cons
There are corporate officers that have to justify their salary so they make reports that the store managers have to do that someone at corporate already does. No kidding 90% of the info is done automatically at corporate. Start looking at how bloated you are at the top. They want everyone on the operational side to justify their salary and have even moved many of the new Nutritional Coaches to a salary + commission. The company has been mismanaged by its executives( there are new ones every year) and that has spilled over to some of the district managers. Also if you only like to hire "yes men" as managers no one is going to talk you off of the ledge that you are continually running up to. Also how the company has gone about closing it's kitchens is underhanded and borderline unethical with little regard to employees who rarely say no and do very well considering they take direction from corporate. The direction that they are going is to aquire as many assets as possible and sell. I'm sure that the investment company is tired of this company's continued failure. Also not sure how you continue to be considered "healthy" when you are just opening up cans of vegetables and frozen bags of cooked protein.