If you can produce results, you can get paid accordingly.

It's a good place if you're sufficiently submissive.

Either works—this is your ideal destination.

They treat customers like suckers to be fleeced.

This is what I find most objectionable.

They also use expired ampoules (I don't know where they came from) to perform single-session treatments for customers,

and they're the expensive collagen-infusion type that customers have to pay for.

If you raise an opinion or question, management will say you're making a fuss.

Regarding products with performance-based commission multipliers, they'll say they're under no obligation to give you such a high commission.

Yet I was only asking about the gift-with-purchase promotion and the regular commission.

They just kept giving me the runaround instead of answering.

Also, because the clock-in system is tablet software,

your pay will be docked for unexplained absences from time to time.

Who checks those attendance records every day?

Are they sick?

Every day, they expect you to stuff customers in and sell facial treatments.

Then they delay your leaving time without paying overtime.

That in itself wouldn't necessarily be a problem; the main issue is that the company doesn't recognize people who put in real effort.

The supervisor is very rude, and so is Finance.

You ask a question and they get aggressive, as if I owed them a fortune.