Being a waxer for a decade at the same location I've always enjoyed my work. I've been a full time waxer since 2010
Pros
If you are educated in the field and are confident in your skill you will succeed! The woman who work along side you are great! Some owners are ready to listen some aren't but overall ewc is good if you're ready to hustle and bust your butt. Unfortunately managers and front desk workers are not paid or qualified enough but are mostly receptive to logical requests and needs
Cons
I went from making 50k per year to 30k. After multiple pay structure changes, poor training and lack of attention to center needs, quality of staff and services have dropped dramatically. Prices have risen every two years while pay has dropped a great deal! Maintenance of centers has dwindle. Lower cost pots have replaced better functioning ones as well as other corners being cut. As a former wax trainer who was paid for my expertise for educating a producing qualified waxers I am no longer used due to the cost. New waxers are now trained by unlicensed managers or unqualified waxers for no additional pay. There is no continuing education and have never been enlightened of career advancement beyond employment of a center. Also as a top waxer for one center, moving to another local center could create rifts within states between owners and is often declined
