Questions to Ask the Interviewer
When it comes to the massage therapy work environment, there are a variety of options to choose from before beginning your career. To help you select the right location for your career, it is important to prepare questions for the interviewer. Ask questions such as: What is your reputation? What type of advertising/marketing do you use? Where do you get referrals from? Do you supply the table, linens, lotions, music, etc? Also, ask about the employee status you will receive. Some companies will set you up as a sub-contractor while others will make you an employee of the business. Asking questions during an interview makes you seem interested in massage therapy and eager to obtain the job. The answers to these questions will give you a general idea about how the salon operates and what is expected if you become an employee.
Questions the Interviewer May Ask
There are a variety of questions an interviewer may ask to see if you fit the position. Always attend an interview knowing the background of the business and what type of massage they specialize in. Prepare for some of the following questions: What massage therapy school did you attend and what classes have you taken? Why do you want to work here and what do you want to get out of this job? What are your strengths and weaknesses? Why would you be an asset to this company? What will you do to build your clientele? Some employers will ask you to perform a massage on someone to test your skill level. Presenting yourself in a positive manner is crucial during an interview, especially if there are many applicants. Most companies are looking to hire someone who is professional and can represent the company with pride and passion.


