OneSpaWorld Reviews

Very toxic comission based environment you are pressured to do sales pitch in a health environment where guest feel your need to push sales in order to get your tip based comission which can be removed if the client asks for it and you'll be working basically for free since your base salary is only 800 dollars

They do emphasize the sales part, but what it is translated to was they couldn't care less if people need acupuncture or not, make them believe they do. Long hours. You are required to do at least 52 hrs a week, which is a leisure and the rest of the spa team recents you because other positions are required much more hours per week. They couldn't care less if people need herbs or not, just sell them. Long cruises don't tend to host spa people since they rather spend their money in outdoor activities, but too bad for you. They will drill you about numbers in all ways possible. They promote from within, which is nice, but their spa managers are not required to have formal college education in management and use aggression to lead their teams. I am sure there are exceptions, but this is what I experienced and herd from others. I only did one contract.