Tennis Coach
Country clubName with Pro
Houston area, Texas
Run tennis clinics, private lessons and club events for members and guests. You would also.
The club wants a tennis coach with at least 2 years of playing or coaching at a competitive level and 1 year running group clinics or instructional programs. A high school diploma is needed, USPTA or PTR certification is listed, and weekend availability is expected. If you already run group clinics, that is the experience this job asks.
Stated requirements
- 2+ years of experience
- PTR certified professional preferred
- 2+ years of experience
- High school diploma
- 1+ year running group clinics or instructional programs
- Available on weekends
- PTR certified professional
Benefits
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Country club, Houston area, Texas: who they are, what they run and what it is like to work there…
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Ratings by areaout of 5
- Culture and values3.1
- Work-life balance3.1
- Pay and benefits2.7
- Career growth3.0
- Senior management3.0
- Diversity and inclusion3.6
What employees saysummed up from the 10 most recent reviews
Liked
- Flexible schedules come up in several reviews
- Members and clients are often described as great people
- Perks like free golf, meals and access to other clubs
- Some found the team fun and supportive day to day
- One reviewer said pay was above average for the role
Disliked
- Management is often criticized as micro-managing or poor
- Pay is low or stagnant, with few raises and a high local cost of living
- Corporate leadership seen as distant, with unrealistic goals
- Some report a harsh culture, quick firings and speaking up being punished
- Part-time hours can be too few, and benefits shrink over time
Interviewsfrom 81 shared interviews
- Difficulty2.2
How people got the interview: Applied online 46% · In person 18% · Employee referral 15% · Other 14% · Recruiter 5% · College 2%
Questions people were asked
- What are your salary requirements?
- Why did you apply for this position?
- Tell me about a time you handled a work challenge.
Company facts
- Size
- Unknown
- Type
- Company - Public
- Revenue
- Unknown / Non-Applicable
- Headquarters
- Dallas, US
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Job facts
- Sport
- Tennis
- Employer type
- Country club
Where it is
Houston area, Texas