Life Time reviews

3.5

59% would recommend to a friend

(7,654 total reviews)
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Bahram Akradi

59% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

Life Time has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 7,654 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Life Time 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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8K reviews
2.0
Apr 18, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

We get to help people do something good for themselves & their health. It’s truly a wonderful product with many passionate individuals here to help. Co-workers are awesome except for a few bad apples. The pay is the best part. I’m taking home $2000-$3500 on biweekly paychecks. The job is easy and anyone with a good personality/comes across as genuine & can appear polished will be fine.

Cons

I’m a year in and I am burned-out; hence, I am browsing job openings on Glassdoor :) When there are problem employees who have a history of dishonesty and/or unprofessionalism, don’t expect them to be fired. This is a detriment to morale & any kind of team unity that has been fostered. It also makes me feel like my integrity isn’t actually valued. The in-network gynecologists in my area are all men or have terrible reviews online. They also don’t have anything for maternity leave. Most of the women who Have been had a baby while working for LTF have had to set money aside & are only gone for 8 weeks unpaid. Expect to work 9 hour shifts with late evenings & weekends every single week. It’s the nature of the business; perfect for someone single & ready to make Life Time their whole world. I knew this getting into it and it’s wearing me down nearly a year later. Vacation days do not exist at LTF. You will have 2 days off each week- Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter will be considered one of those 2 days. Regardless of hitting goals, you will still only have 2 days off per week, which really adds to my feeling burned-out. I would take less money for more time out of the club, but this isn’t an option. PTO is very slowly accrued and it’s a joke that it resets right before t-day & Christmas when it’s extremely slow. Random & rigid work schedules make it impossible to develop routines or make simple plans without a month’s notice. This is an mindless job. I haven’t learned anything new since the second month on the job. My brain feels like it’s rotting :(

1.0
Apr 14, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

- Free gym membership - Best big box gym to train at - Met a lot of great people

Cons

Terrible business model for personal trainers. -100% commission. -They give you what would be a $30,000 salary until you get out of draw (which could be never). - I was told I would be given the majority of my clients and could earn $70,000-80,000 after 6-9 months. The reality was I was given a few clients, but was told to find all the others by "walking the floor!". This was a constant message from management. If you are a slick talker and enjoy hustling people to buy training you'll do great. I do not subscribe to the "used car salesmen" approach myself. - After 10 months I was earning what would have been a $35-40K salary. - The trainers that do well ($75k +) have been there for 2-3 years to build up their business. - If you work for this company have enough savings for one year to off set the cost of ramping up your business - A lot of back talking between employees and management - Poor employee break areas or none at all (depending on the club) - A lack of trust between management and employees - Many former athletes in management that have zero business experience, this is not a good combination for success - cutting costs and demanding high sales for all departments. They are prepping to sell the company. This is a house of cards.

2.0
Dec 21, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Casual work environment, decent benefits, free health club membership

Cons

Clueless senior management, culture heavily focuses on appearance (especially women), expect knee jerk reactions to declining business that will result if restructuring of departments, or your position being outsourced.

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