R127k / year
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Planet Fitness Reviews
What is it like working at Planet Fitness?
Overnights are hard to begin with.
Customer Service Supervisor in Glendale:
Pros: The freedom to work my shift and complete my assignments without management or others breathing down my neck
Cons: Required to be security in an unsafe area at night
Rough, Tough but a great way to challenge your logic, problem solving and technical skills.
Maintenance Manager in Johannesburg:
Pros: Opportunity/xposure to international equipment manufacturers
Cons: Reporting structure, lack of planning, reluctance to fully support individual growth, constant battle to release necessary funding for non-negotiable requirements
Stressful but exciting, Raving fan manager.
General Manager, Fitness Club in Bloomingdale:
Pros: I like being able to interact with the members and grow a good rapport with them as someone they know they can trust to accomplish their needs and problems.
Cons: Employees that are just here for a job status and dont really care about keeping this place clean and germ free to ensure a high quality workout for the members.
I have a love/hate relationship with this place.
Member Service Representative in Cartersville:
Pros: My coworkers and direct management are all very supportive of each other; as for the members, it is great to watch the transformation some make through sheer determination-from coming in for the first time somewhat skeptical, maybe a little intimidated, to walking tall and sharing their knowledge and experience with other newcomers!
Cons: I am not paid enough; our franchise is very corporate, we are all just a number...
Good place to start your GM career.
General Manager, Fitness Club in Toronto:
Pros: Relaxing environment. Lots of learning oppurtunities
Cons: Pay is not good as expected
Fine.
General / Operations Manager in Clovis:
Pros: The members and staff are great, and make the job enjoyable
Cons: The pay isn’t all that worth it and there isn’t competitive pay for myself or other employees.
Rewarding work, slim pay.
Fitness Instructor in Norfolk:
Pros: How rewarding the career is, I enjoy lighting up people's faces when they see their progress.
Cons: Not the best schedule. Pay should be higher for those who go above and beyond.
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