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Pro- Proclub is beautiful. A little out of date but the campus is actually wonderful. 
Cons- management has no sense of direction in every department I’ve worked, most will even admit they don’t have answers. Don’t bother reaching out to HR is what I’ve heard from many many coworkers. I’m not sure if Bayclub has any idea of how untied at the seems the insides of their departments annd upper management are. For someone growing up inside of Proclub and now seeing how it’s trying to be ran is makes for such a stressful environment behind the scenes. After the Bayclub bought us out, all the previous management has been so unhinged and upset because of the change they almost can’t do their jobs. Anytime someone talks to the bigger management about being upset about something, they’re gone the next day. It’s truly upsetting. I need my job so I will be staying until I find a better opportunity but there’s a lot of upsetting things we witness and hope this message gets into the hands of bayclub to make some changes. I guess this is why I’m on indeed…

By far the best health club in Washington! It is extremely clean and offers a wide variety of amenities. Employees are genuinely happy to come to work and enjoy their jobs which creates a pleasant work environment. There are opportunities for movement throughout departments and other job positions with competitive wages and opportunities for raises. I can't say enough good things about working here!

Aquatics management has an open door policy and is receptive to to concerns/ideas. The training process is well-rounded and sets the new employee up to succeed with all of the knowledge needed. The group of employees working in Aquatics is large so it is often not difficult to find coverage for a shift, even with short notice. Swim lessons are in high demand so there is no shortage of appointments to be booked - many instructors have full schedules

I had the pleasure of working at PRO Sports, and I can confidently say it’s an exceptional workplace. From day one, the team welcomed me with professionalism, warmth, and a genuine passion for fitness. The management fosters a supportive and motivating environment, encouraging both personal and professional growth. The facilities are top-notch—clean, well-maintained, and equipped with a wide range of modern machines and equipment that cater to all fitness levels. Working here allowed me to connect with a diverse group of members, helping them achieve their health goals while also learning valuable skills in customer service and fitness guidance. The culture emphasizes teamwork, positivity, and continuous improvement, which makes every day both rewarding and enjoyable. I truly appreciate the experience, mentorship, and opportunities I gained, and I would highly recommend PRO Sports to anyone looking to grow in the fitness industry or simply join a vibrant, welcoming gym community.

Management/Director care more about their bonuses than they do helping the employees achieve success. The structure in place for raises is absolutely ridiculous and makes it difficult to get a raise without trying to rip your client off by upselling like crazy or working the events that they don't pay you for. The system in place for booking is horribly outdated, and causes constant problems between providers and front desk staff. They also don't do enough training for front desk positions before unleashing them to the wolves. Pro's clientele can be very entitled and the poor desk employees do not get paid enough to put up with disrespectful treatment. Management also won't do anything about it (like ban a client), because they're so desperate for money. Their policies for PTO/Vacation are also severely outdated, and only favor thise who are full time employees.

Do not bother working for this company , the spa over hires when existing stylists are not busy, the booking system is not a proper salon booking system, they do not care about their staff and gaslight you when you try to ask why things are this way, it’s your fault, your doing. There’s so much turnover at the front desk that there’s new staff constantly messing up your books, when you ask people why they are leaving they say because they’re treated so poorly, The ones I wanna stay get fired. Encourage you to tell your clients to have their kids come work there and then the client say I had no idea Pro Club treated their employees like such poorly The clients cancel their appointments and it is not noted correctly they are charged for a service and are not able to get their money refunded.  Hollow promises about earnings and being busy. I could go on and on, just don’t.


What is the best part of working at the company?
To learn and cater good Italian cuisine food to the patrons of this fine establishment, I enjoyed my experience working there and meeting amazing people regardless of thier backgrounds.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The rush can get hectic yet to handle them one at a time is always crucial in keeping a proper work flow going and to completely shut myself and only focus on the work at hand.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
A western approach with love to Italian food. Overall an amazing experience that will change your life.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Prep/breakfast shifts.. usually I'll be performing tasks needed to make sure the kitchen is prepped and ready for service!

I worked at the Salon Spa and was given an estimate salary by  HR which was not accurate at all. 
The system they use to book appointments is outdated and create conflicts between front desk people,the spa/salon and clients. 
Managers don't know anything about hair and do a horrendous job, also be ready to deal with the senior(50. 60+) stylists who are entitled and perform poorly. 
Client wise, you'll have to work with difficult hair at a  low level pricing point for color.
If you are a true creative individual and take pride of your work as a hair stylist this is not a place for you.
They promise to keep you busy but in reality you are not, at the same time they will keep hiring new stylists.
Only good aspect is benefits and some perks.

When you are in the fitness industry, having the whole package of wellness is usually only about one area health. The Pro Sports Club offers the complete deal. Not only is life about taking care of yourself through exercise, life is about the whole self. The Pro Sports Club has onsite psychologist's, medical doctors, nutritionists (along with a few restaurant options), excellent childcare, a program for every need, a spa for pampering, the list could go on. Health and wellness are necessary for a happy life. The Pro Club makes for one easy stop for the busy world of and American. Working for the company was a fun experience, however, I decided I would rather be the one being pampered in this type of atmosphere. Stop and smell the flowers once and a while!

As a massage therapist, we are typically commission plus tips which is industry standard. However, Pro requires you to be there the entirety of your shift even if you have no clients but refuse to pay an hourly wage for the time you're sitting and also expect you to help housekeeping or laundry w/o being paid for it.

If you need to call out or request a day off, you're required to pick up a shift to cover it.

Instead of trying to fill the schedules of the therapists they have, they just keep hiring more. The ONLY things I liked were that we can do trades, employee discounts across the entire facility, decent pay (when you're booked) and some of my coworkers. 

Most gym trainers are contracted. At PRO club, your onboard training is compensated until you build a client base. Pay is based on your experience, education, and job performance. When you begin the work-life balance can be difficult especially for people with families or other obligations. Trainers are typically praised over the number of clients they see per month instead of the quality of training and extra opportunites outside of training. That said, they do give you other opportunities throughout the club if you express interest. Overall it is a great place to work, but can be a grind. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Camp counselor 3 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Front desk agent 6 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Barista 4 salaries reported	$17.25 per hour
Cleaner 2 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Fitness specialist 1 salary reported	$20.00 per hour

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