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Bad Salary, Poor Management, KPI Focused+ - Exercise Physiologist Kieser Training Employee Review

1.0
28 Apr 2023
Recommend
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Pros

- Availability to work within different locations

Cons

- Bad salary, $55,000 for a new grad who just completed 4-5 years of study and a masters?? -Management are all sales focused, high push for sales to clients and little consideration for client's goals -Everything is pre meditated, every client is basically treated the same as another, little individuality as we stick within the "Kieser Guidelines' . -EP's are treated like second-class citizens compared to Physiotherapists. -Management change your ability to hit weekly KPI's based on the centers performance and current 'sales'. - A senior staff member has 2-3 yrs experience, little knowledge to guide new grads. - No official HR- unable to make official complaints, goes to the Kieser locations 'manager'. - If you aren't an extravert, you won't fit in.

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2.0
2 Apr 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Free training, open plan office

Cons

Working here was deeply toxic, with upper management frequently belittling team members and gaslighting them despite acknowledging strong performance. I was consistently assigned tasks far beyond my title and pay grade, handling responsibilities that were extremely demanding, yet my leader was unwilling to provide guidance or support without complaining. Remuneration was considerably below average for myself & many others I had spoken to. Expectations around working hours were unreasonable, and taking time off for overtime came with guilt-driven pressure, creating an environment where work-life boundaries were not respected. The CFO was also consistently rude and entitled. The combination of excessive responsibilities, lack of support, and a toxic culture made the workplace extremely draining.

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2.0
30 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Ongoing professional development and some career progression

Cons

Unreasonably high expectations, lots of overtime with no pay, toxic culture

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