StretchLab reviews

3.3

52% would recommend to a friend

(714 total reviews)
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Anthony Geisler

32% approve of CEO

34% positive business outlook

StretchLab has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 714 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The StretchLab employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Arts, Entertainment & Recreation industry (3.9 stars).

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714 reviews
1.0
May 5, 2025

Would never recommend

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Pros

Decent salary Decent locations Most employees are good to work with Free stretches each month

Cons

Terrible hours They will change your schedule with little to no notice You will work overtime (+8-12 hrs) You will not get paid for overtime You will not be able to leave cut days short after over time You are required to drive your own vehicle through the city for company events and meetings and hope you get reimbursed You’re expected to pay back training fees if you leave with 90 days Poor training as a manager from the start. Heavy on the SELLING, light on the management Don’t expects to have any kind of life/schedule outside of StretchLab You’ll never get off on time if you don’t complete daily tasks Turnover is extremely high and unpredictable You will be talked to like you’re incompetent If you voice your opinions, they deem it as a threat. It’s a health and wellness space that doesn’t care about your health and wellness You’ll probably never get to use your stretches because there’s zero time for you to take advantage

1.0
Jul 1, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Other than the luxury of working in a newer studio with AC, I have no pros to share.

Cons

Not sure where to start. I can speak countless of times where I have communicated my feelings of negativity being pushed down from leadership, and nothing has been done. The environment is filled with nothing but negativity, pointing the finger, lack of resources and knowledge, lack of operational systems, saturated area for leads and revenue growth, and no structure with leadership and the teams/studios. There are no career growth opportunities either. Not to mention the inability to staff properly due to lack of revenue for positions. Extending from that, expectations and pressure to perform is an all time high where job insecurity is forced among employees, creating a stressful and negative work/life environment where you are constantly fearing for your job. It’s also very obviously that if certain people in leadership have an assumption about you, they will do all they can to intimidate you and continue to call you out without coaching opportunities. Not to mention, the onboarding is inexistent. You are thrown in and expected to perform. You watch a couple of videos and that’s it. Nothing but empty positions that they refuse to open up and fill due to lack of funds. So bad to where employees started asking if the studios were to shut down. No benefits other than health insurance (expensive by the way). No PTO system, holiday clarity of schedule, no reward for performance, very little bonus incentives and paid out commission. Also, you are challenged with dried up leads and paying tremendous amounts of marketing dollars where there is little to no return of. Very upsetting experience and time here, especially since I have nothing but passion for this field of work, just for that passion to be tarnished by the individuals in charge under the owner. I am not even sure if the owner understands how poorly the ship is being steered.

1.0
Apr 12, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

I had a great staff and rapport with the clients I was able to help. Stretching is my lifestyle so this was easy for me to sell the benefits.

Cons

Does not pay sick hours to employees nor does the owner know how to actually document the time. Fails to send out w2s in the mail for years and is withholding my pay check stubs and current w2 from last year. Failed to offer and workers compensation claims when i was injured on the job and for other employees. the pay structures are loose and not defined. its apparent the time is spent on building new franchises rather than the legacy ones.

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