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TruFusion

They are desperate and will take just about anyone. The workload is heavy and the conditions are harsh: classes end one after another or back to back and every room must be cleaned as well as all of the equipment and bathrooms constantly. Every worker is held to a different standard so sometimes the help you receive is minimal or nonexistent: many of my coworkers were teens and they were allowed to sit in the breakroom and do homework/text on their phones in between classes instead of helping maintain the building. Hours were sparse and inconsistent. The physical demand of the job makes it difficult to work full time without it taking a significant toll on your body.
Management is neglectful and  they communicate poorly with one another and with the employees.  Cleaners often run out of supplies or have to work with broken/old equipment for months before anything is addressed. 
Maybe it's a good job if you're a teenager and you want an easy part-time job with minimal responsibility.

The job in itself isn’t very difficult. That being said, there are moments in the day where you may be rushing to get caught up on cleaning after classes or other parts of the facility. My concern is the lack of real communication. As an alternative, group messages were used. This includes texts regarding repetitive topics that could easily be solved through in-person conversations, how-to’s rather than actual demonstrations, and the consistent “so and so has been removed from the group chat”. This due to the high turnover and their inability to hire those actually qualified for the position. Which is understandable if you’re accepting just about anyone who applies for the job. Their lack of professionalism and overall inability to do their work effectively were ultimately the reasons for my departure. I hope that they may reflect on what has been said and where they can grow as management. “Heart this as an acknowledgment.” 

Let me start by saying that the members were a joy! You occasionally got a crabby one but over all they were great. Unfortunately Trufusion only cares about the higher ups (corporate and management). It is a very “who you know” as managements friends were just given a job without interview or even letting current staff know about it so they could apply. They expect you to take time out of your day for random meetings that easily could be an email. There is no communication between corporate and the employees. There is no consistency in any of the policies set in place. The ones who gossip or talk down on others are the higher ups. I would definitely suggest that they replace the current management. 

My experience at Tru fusion has been great. I started off as a part time janitor and within a few months was promoted to a  full time lead position. 

Everyone at Tru fusion is a family or a tribe as they call themselves . Members and staff are nice. They pay well and the scheduling is consistent, you can count on being scheduled the days you are available. There’s room for advancement. 


Management is very understanding of changes in life that may result in changes to your work schedule and will coordinate with you to get your schedule changed if needed. 

Training is provided for employees who want to transition from a customer service role to a teaching role. 

They portray a ‘community’ based theme, but treat their employees with no respect. Those who work at the front desk & janitorial are severely underpaid & under appreciated. Their promises of incentives never come to fruition & corporate undermines the staff at the studios. Some of the instructors are amazing people, but overall, worst company to work for if you’re not in with one of the people at corporate.

TruFusion puts on this act like they’re a community based and inclusive environment but it’s a scam. Corporate/higher management treats you like literal garbage. You’re disposable to them. They don’t even know what they’re doing and how to effectively run a company, it’s pathetic. All the employees are young and act like they’re in high school, so much drama.

As front desk we had a million and one tasks and although some managers tries (and others didnt at all...) there was little consistency in how things were ran and what your job consisted of. It was often a "click" environment with coworkers and managers. There was never talk of promotion or raises which was very unmotivating. The members were great and selling the memberships and taking care of the members was a joy.

When I walked into Trufusion, it was for an entry level cleaning position. I was also overweight and extremely depressed.  I was told to take a class the same day as my interview and I was hooked.  Six months later I trained to instruct boot camp and was able to keep my own class on the schedule. The energy and the self love I have from working here has transcended my life. 

I wouldn’t want my worst enemy to work here! This studio does not compensate fairly, won’t pay you on time sometimes not at all.. management has no sense of communication, half the instructors are teaching without certifications putting clients at risk, and they do not respect boundaries. Over worked, under paid, no benefits. 

Don’t do it!

The manager for janitorial is disrespectful super un professional , talks to you like your a child and not an employee . She is un professional she should not be a working there . They will last minute call you in or message you at 12 in the morning wanting you take there shift at 7am .

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Studio manager 1 salary reported	$26.00 per hour
Yoga instructor 2 salaries reported	$45.00 per hour
General manager 1 salary reported	$61,000 per year
Front desk receptionist 1 salary reported	$13.50 per hour
Front desk agent 1 salary reported	$19.25 per hour

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