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The people who work there are so close together and that is what really makes or breaks a company in my opinion. Both the coaches who help you in your first few weeks are amazing and help you in a different way so you can learn a lot from them. The bossman can be a bit blunt in what he says and can come across as harsh but that's just his personality. He just wants to help you grow in your job and grow as a human being and help you create a mentality that won't break under any circumstances. If you stick with them long enough you will come out of it a way stronger person than you were before. And if you think that he's too harsh that just means you didn't tell the boss how his way of wording affects/hurts you because that is never his intention.
All in all I think this is a great place to be. They do a lot of group/team bonding activities together and work roadtrips as well. If you're lucky ou can even go skiing together 

has been one of the most rewarding and dynamic roles I’ve taken on. I’m not just selling a product; I’m helping people reach their health and fitness goals with real, convenient solutions.

What sets me apart is my ability to connect with gym-goers on a personal level. I understand the lifestyle, the hustle, and the goals they're chasing. I take pride in recommending the right meals for different fitness goals, whether it's cutting, bulking, or just maintaining a balanced diet. I'm not pushing a sale—I'm building trust, and it shows in the repeat customers and positive feedback I get daily.
Being on the gym floor keeps me energized and constantly engaged. I love the face-to-face interaction, the fast pace, and the satisfaction of closing a deal that genuinely benefits someone. Plus, staying informed about nutrition trends and new products keeps me sharp and ahead of the curve.

A typical day at work is energetic and people-focused, with plenty of opportunities to engage with customers. I’ve learned how to improve my sales skills, build confidence, and stay resilient even when facing frequent rejection. Management is supportive and provides the tools needed to succeed, while the workplace culture is motivating, team-driven, and upbeat. The hardest part of the job is definitely overcoming rejection, but it has helped me grow thicker skin and sharpen my approach. The most enjoyable part is connecting with people, making a sale, and seeing customers appreciate the convenience and quality of the product. Overall, it’s a positive and rewarding environment that pushes you to grow both personally and professionally.

I worked with TMT for a period, and while the team and coworkers were great, the overall experience was not ideal. The pay for 8-hour shifts was $80 per day, which is below minimum wage, and the commissions were low.

There were delays and some confusion around payment, which took over 6 weeks to resolve. Communication could’ve been a lot clearer from management.

I think things could be improved with better clarity and more timely pay.
If fair pay and clear communication are important to you, you might want to explore other opportunities.

I’ve only been here a few days but I’m enjoying the experience so far. I’ve already learned a lot about myself - both my strengths and the areas for improvement. It’s also been a great opportunity to develop my people and communication skills in real situations.

Theres clear expectations of you to deliver results quickly, which can feel a bit stressful at first, but it’s designed to push you out of your comfort zone and accelerate your growth. Feedback is given directly and honestly, which can sometimes feel uncomfortable, but it’s always constructive and meant to help you reach your full potential as quickly as possible.

I am currently employed at TMT Marketing and am really enjoying my experience so far. The two coaches are great, they help you and only want the best for you. The manager, some people may find quite harsh but he doesn’t beat round the bush gets straight to the point. I personally think is really good. They take you on road trips, giving you the opportunity to learn and grow in the role. Team activities also take place, on Tuesday mornings the team get together for breakfast. A workshop takes place, in order to learn new skills and better our performance. Everyone talks and answers any questions along with providing support.

head into work and chat to customers that walk past getting to know them etc. You learn to get out of your shell and get to know people. Management is very straight forward if need be and is a good learning environment. Hardest part is to actually chat to people if you aren’t great in a social environment. Most enjoyable when chatting to people.

Get into a shopping centre. Greet a couple 100 people a day. Get rejected most of your day. Get a couple people who don't reject you. Help set them up with a product that benefits them. Get paid for doing so. 
I'm learning a lot about myself and how to interact with people genuinely at scale.
Management is initially tough but once you break though and commit they are on your side. 
Great if you're all on the same page, tough when you're not.
Making sales.
Making sales.

It’s great getting to go to different shopping centres each day and week meeting new people from all walks of life. Working alongside some cool people and helping people get on a meal plan to suit their lifestyle. Company crew nights on offer regularly, regular roadtrips and many challenges on offer. 
If you’re willing to put in the hard yards, you will be supported and you will go far. 

Working in numerous gyms , talking and engaging with clients and representing the papa macros brand as a sales representative. Getting paid to talk to people in a relaxed gym environment with very good shift patterns and a professional office space too to discuss and do workshops regarding goals and areas to improve. 

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