Good for entry level but no advancement opportunities - Anonymous employee Tri Fit Employee Review

Excellent work environment with a culture that is supportive

None so far. I’ll update as I get more familiar with the environment.

You will have a lot of control over your client program and most employees seem to like their job. For a smaller company they have pretty good benefits and will try to offer perks like Starbucks gift cards or fitness clothing once or twice a year. In this industry it is nice to have a 9 to 5 job that offers a salary and vacation structure. Vacation starts at 3 weeks per year if you are lucky enough to get a full time client.

Salaries are low and capped around $40,000. Almost no opportunity for growth beyond the coordinator role and the in-house professional development is weak. They are really not a big company and it shows. You will want a good client with a budget to support your ideas because you won't get much support from Tri Fit.