Pros
Great customers for the most part, lots of hours, I have my own room ( some people have to share though), once you start to establish clientele you can get pretty busy which is good for the most part. Pretty good work/life balance
Cons
-horrible management -you only get paid either hourly or commission depending on which is highest -low hourly rate -takes a long time to move up a tier even if you get up to speed in time -front desk is not trained properly which makes the stylists work harder -customers aren't fully aware of the policies when they sign up for the membership (bc it doesn't get explained) so in turn they end up complaining to the stylists about things that aren't in our power to change -only 3% commission on retail yet you are told to push retail every single day, so you make the company hundreds but you get paid pennies -commission gets cut frequently so you never know how much you're really going to make -health insurance was supposed to kick off in march but since the company is always changing stuff up we still are without insurance -also expect your checks to be short and to have to be up your managers a** to get it fixed