Subcontract Massage when Starting Out

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Subcontract Massage when Starting Out

In my opinion, being a subcontractor is the best employment type for someone just starting out. You won't need to provide your own clients, sheets, supplies, etc. The spa or office you are working for should supply everything you need. If you can get on with a good organization, they can keep you very busy while you are establishing your own practice.

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Without A Doubt! But . . .
by: Anonymous

On the contrary, not all subcontracting jobs provide everything. I have recently started subcontracting and provide all of my own sheets, oils, laundry, etc. plus any extras I want to offer. The upside to that being I get a higher percentage! =) Even still, subcontracting is the most realistic way for new therapists to start and get involved in what the eventual goal of owning your own place because you get to see how a successful business is run! I love it so far!

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