No room for growth, Terrible pay - Wellness Advisor YogaSix Employee Review

2.0
May 22, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great atmosphere. Good community, and the yoga instructors are experienced and genuine.

Cons

Worked there for a year and could hardly get 15 hours a week and went through 5 managers, which meant things like team loyalty and helping the studio get through tough times did not roll over onto new management. If you want to get free Yoga this job is perfect for you, otherwise run in the other direction.

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5.0
Jul 11, 2026
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Pros

Great community with flexible hours

Cons

Sometimes difficult to get subs for early classes

1.0
Jul 12, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

* I believed in the brand. The YogaSix methodology is accessible, welcoming, and provides a strong foundation for introducing yoga to a wide range of students. *I had the opportunity to co-facilitate multiple Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) programs, which was one of the most rewarding aspects of my experience. Supporting aspiring teachers and watching them develop their confidence was incredibly fulfilling. *I enjoyed mentoring and onboarding new instructors, leading trainings, and helping teachers build the skills needed to succeed in the studio environment. *I met many talented, passionate, students who genuinely cared about creating a positive community. Those relationships were one of the highlights of my time with the company.

Cons

Leadership lacked consistency and accountability. Communication from management was often unclear, expectations shifted without explanation, and decisions appeared inconsistent. This created an environment where employees struggled to trust leadership. *High turnover created an unstable workplace. During my time with the organization, I witnessed what appeared to be nearly complete annual turnover across both management and staff. The constant departures made it difficult to maintain strong teams, preserve institutional knowledge, or provide a consistent experience for employees and members. *Business growth appeared to take priority over operational stability. My impression was that the company continued to heavily promote and sell Yoga Teacher Training programs while unresolved issues with leadership consistency, instructor continuity, and employee retention remained. I believe addressing these operational challenges first would have better served both employees and trainees.

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