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Read the community guidelinesThe senior colleague is nice and teaches new employees.
Before training, you have to sign a costly training and technical agreement, and you have to pay a penalty if you resign. However, the training consists only of instruction by in-house supervisors and employees; it is not professional training. Also, before being promoted to a full-time massage therapist, you receive no salary and are not covered by labor or health insurance. Anyone considering going should think it through carefully.