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No Offer – Reviewed May 19, 2013
Interview Details I applied online but did not get any feedback so I went into the gym to see if I could get an interview. I left my name and phone number with the front desk staff and got a phone interview. I then had a second interview with the GM and felt like it went well. I waited for a cal back but never got one so I called the GM to see if the postion had been filled and he never called back.
Interview Question – Memorize the Mission and Vision Statement Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Skokie, IL (US) Jun 2012 – Reviewed May 23, 2013
Interview Details the experience was great i got the job and it was awesome. The manager was really cool too
Interview Question – I dont remember since the interview was quite some time ago! Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Sugar Land, TX (US) May 2009 – Reviewed May 01, 2013
Interview Details Very informal
Interview Question – When can you start? Not a difficult interview Answer Question
Negotiation Details – None
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Indianapolis, IN (US) Mar 2011 – Reviewed Apr 30, 2013
Interview Details Apply on-line multiple times, wait for an e-mail or phone call. Have multiple interviews with different levels of management, background checks, corporate approval all in all takes about 2 months to start your first day.
Negotiation Details – None, minimum wage, take it or leave it.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Schaumburg, IL (US) Apr 2013 – Reviewed Apr 25, 2013
Interview Details I had used their online process for submitting my application and not heard anything for a while. I then went in to the Lifetime I was applying for and dropped my resume off with the receptionist and asked if she could give it to the Member Engagement Manager. 2 days later i received a call from him asking if I could go in for an interview the next day. Obviously, I said yes. I dressed smartly, in my suit. When I arrived i was greeted by him and his assistant an went into his office. They went over my resume, asked me about my previous place of work and what experiences I had incurred. He then asked me to tell him about a situation where I had a problem, what I did about it, and what was the outcome. So i used an example of something from my previous job. This went down really well as there was some similarities in what I was talking about and problems that they had dealt with there. They asked me about goal setting. I told them that I was well aware of having to go above and beyond to get the results to ensure the club reached their targets. He then asked me how much I wanted to earn, I said I'd be pleased if I could make $50k, he replied "i guarantee you will make at least $50k, you should set your eyes on $70-75k" Im not sure whether he was just saying it to get me on board or not. At the end of the interview he said that he was really excited about me and that I was his best interview. He printed out the mission and vision statement and told me to memeorize it for the interview with GM. He said he would call me to come back and have an interview with the GM.
Interview Question – How much money do you want to earn? View Answer
Negotiation Details – He printed out the mission and vision statement and told me to memeorize it for the interview with GM. He said he would call me to come back and have an interview with the GM. 2 days later I got the call. The GM sat me down asked me to go through my whole background, asked what brought me to the U.S and 'Why lifetime'? asked me to tell him the missiona nd vision statement, I froze, I had forgot the last line of both!! I was worried I'd blown it. He showed me around and said he would speak to the Member Engagement Manager ( who I had first interview with ) and get him to call me about the next step. 2 days later the regional manager called me and again went through my resume, asked me some direct questions. he then said i think you will be a great addition to the Lifetime Fitness Team. I have since been in and filled out background checks and gave them other info. I will find out hopefully this week when my training will start, they will send me away to Minnesota for a week to get my certification and then i will start earning $$$
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Apr 16, 2013
Interview Details Applied online, contacted via phone by Ops department head to schedule 1v1 interview. Short situational and experience questions. Final interview with GM a few days later.
Interview Question – Asked to memorize mission and vision and talk about what it means. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Offered rate and accepted.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Sandy Springs, GA (US) – Reviewed Apr 11, 2013
Interview Details
Started as a group interview.
Basic questions:
Why do you want to work here?
etc...
Call back in a few days to meet with the GM. Just remember the Mission & Vision Statement, you will have to tell them it.
Negotiation Details – None
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jan 2013 – Reviewed Apr 10, 2013
Interview Details Have to apply online, followed by an interview with Department Head, then Regional DH, ending with GM of the location.
Interview Question – Not very difficult questions at all. Just a bunch of "tell me about a time when.." kind of questions Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Massage Technicians are commission based positions ranging from 48% to 60% of sales.
No Offer – Interviewed in Beachwood, OH (US) Mar 2013 – Reviewed Mar 08, 2013
Interview Details
Best to directly contact to the club you are interested in, rather than through the corporate website. Address your correspondence to the "Hiring Manger". Five step process. First is a telephone interview, then you are invited in to meet your manager, then the club manager, then back to meet your manager again and finally a conference call with corporate HR.
FYI... You may hear that 100% commission is uncapped and you can make as much as you want. Truth is, it is capped. You can see so many clients per day and even if you close every one, you are limited by the time it takes to close them. So if you physically only have time to close 5 a day, then that is your cap. FYI... 100% commission also means no unemployment if you are let go. You are basically a contractor.
Interview Question – None really unexpected or difficult. Typical; what did you do in a difficult situation or handle difficult customers? Who do you admire? What are your goals? The hardest part was coming to grips with the 50 hour work week and 100% commission. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Cleveland, OH (US) – Reviewed Mar 02, 2013
Interview Details You need to know the vision and mission statement, before you get to your second interview with the GM! If you don't know that , you won't get a second interview!
Interview Question – Honestly there were none, basic customer service questions ! Nothing the average adlut wouldn't know ! Long before the get there! Answer Question
Pros: Very laid back and fun atmosphere but serious about the healthy lifestyle. The free membership is awesome if you are going to use it. – Full Review `
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