Fitelo Reviews

This is the worst place to work. There’s no work-life balance—it's all about sales, sales, and more sales. Every month, you're pressured with the same ultimatum: "This month is crucial, hit 1 lakh in sales." It feels like you're constantly chasing an impossible target. You’re expected to sell tea, chocolates, and various other items, and sometimes I wonder why I even pursued a master's degree just to end up selling these things. The job is a constant headache. The CEO doesn't care about anything except revenue. You're forced to sell tea and chocolates worth 20k each month, and hit 1 lakh in sales every month, or else they put you in their target line.

There is a hell of a lot of sales pressure being a dietitian. Sales Might not be a bad thing, but being a Dietitian makes you shift your main focus to sales and not actually working on the client's progress. and in the race to achieve the targets bonds with our clients get compromised. according to the Organisation, you are a good dietitian only if you are good at sales. Bad training module : during the training they focus on the managing the weight and diseases but on floor the main focus is on sales, so they should also teach efficiently about the same , 1 or 2 video on how to pitch does not work, Unrealistic goals influenced by the organization's social media platforms make it difficult to pacify the clients that 10 kg in 30 days is not a realistic goal. social media always shows the best results and creates the wrong picture in a person's mind. Micro management