Massage Heights reviews

3.0

37% would recommend to a friend

(795 total reviews)
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Shane Evans

62% approve of CEO

37% positive business outlook

Massage Heights has an employee rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 795 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Massage Heights employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Personal Consumer Services industry (3.6 stars).

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795 reviews
5.0
Feb 3, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Having worked at several other massage franchises, I can say Massage Heights operates as a well-oiled machine. Our retreats are organized and structured. Each team member has a well-defined role and is an active participant in the overall experience at the retreat. We are never without communication regarding our retreat goals, team goals, or individual goals. Yes, we have goals. Yes, we are expected to strive to reach them. It's not a bad thing, it's actually a very good thing. Goals are thoughtfully set and attainable with hard work. Good things happen when we meet them. By nature, massage therapists are nurturing and caring to those that are on our tables. Those same characteristics are shared with the team as well. It is not uncommon for our massage therapists to trade massages and work out a bothersome knot or a kink in any given moment. It's nice to know that someone has your back; literally. The bottom line is, our team environment promotes sharing and caring; not only to our clients but to each other as well. As a manager, all the tools are available and provided to ensure your personal success at Massage Heights. You have to want it, of course. It is not just handed to you. Motivation and initiative are required to perform well as a manger. The most encouraging part of being a manager is knowing we are not in it alone. We have a complete network of fellow managers to offer guidance and feedback. If it could happen, someone probably experienced it and they are more than willing to share it with you. This is my second time here at Massage Heights. I started here as a massage therapist several years ago. Actually, this was my first job in massage. I learned a lot back then and was even promoted but wanted to go out on my own (a story for another day). So, I have worked with many therapists, many managers, and many different owners in several different infrastructures. But now I am back, in a management role, and I feel like I am qualified in saying Massage Heights has running a business with customer and employee satisfaction down to a science. To top it off, our facility is beautiful!

Cons

Every place of employment has "cons" but I suppose it only matters to the individual. I am not saying I don't have bad days, I do. But when I do, it's okay. Serenity prayer.

2.0
Jan 21, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Employment in an esthetically pleasing workplace and in a quiet environment is appealing. Convenient and attractive business locations are a plus.

Cons

Unethical business practices, Massage Therapist license violations,and fraudulent health benefits claims compromise the careers of the therapists who work there. Inferior and overpriced products which all employees are required to sell undermine the claims of "quality". Unrealistic multi-tasking expectations of employees, constant criticism, and low pay reduce morale. Grading, scoring, competing, complaining, reporting on others destroys any attempt at team building.

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