Sealing the Deal
I'm making a jump from the music business to training and have been interviewing at a few gyms in the area, however I'm finding landing the job to be more difficult than anticipated.
I had a third interview at one place but no further word from them and the PT Manager hasn't returned my call for two days now (which seems quite inconsiderate).
Though I have no previous experience employed as a PT at a gym, I do have a CSCS and have done some privates. I've taught martial arts and have worked full-time as a teacher, and do enjoy working with people - skills I would think gyms value (am I wrong?).
I also make it clear I value continuing education; attending conferences, classes etc... in other words am looking to improve upon my knowledge and skill as a trainer.
It's strange as I've never had problems previously with landing jobs once I've gotten to the interview stage. I dress well, speak clearly, am positive etc... the usual protocol.
Might any of you offer some advice on ways in which to better appeal to PT Managers that I'm missing?
Might it be a turnoff that I state someday I'd like to run my own facility (instead of becoming their director of operations)?
Thanks in advance,
Chris
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