I applied online. I interviewed at Equinox (Houston, TX)
Interview
Interview process wasn't bad at all. Went in for my initial interview and got asked to come to a group interview. Group interview consisted of an icebreaker and a couple group "exercises" (we did not workout). It was real easy going and mostly they just want to know if you're knowledgeable and know what you're talking about. Not much in depth discussion about the position itself and how things are done there. Which seemed a little strange to leave that out unless anyone asked questions. That was the only downside. Thanks to Glassdoor was I able to learn more about the company though.
Virtual and in-person interviews; virtual interview was not too bad it was a recorded interview with situational questions and multiple choice while the in-person interview was mostly a vibe check and seeing how you would take on new clients.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
One thing they asked about was how you deal with difficult clients?
I applied online. I interviewed at Equinox (Greenwich, CT)
Interview
I had a very positive phone interview experience with Equinox. The interviewer was professional, welcoming, and respectful of my time. They asked clear, thoughtful questions about my background and gave a great overview of the role, team expectations, and the company culture. The conversation felt organized and informative, and I appreciated how transparent they were about next steps in the process. Overall, it was a smooth and pleasant interview experience that reflected well on the company.
Super easy, had a round with a recruiter and then met with the manager. They were very transparent about pay and work required. I see a lot of negative reviews about pay, but at least from my experience the whole pay scale was clearly communicated and lined out.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What is your current knowledge about personal training?
