Last week, discussions centered around practical career advice and efficiency in client interactions. Members shared insights on the types of training that effectively lead to job placements, with many weighing in on the certifications and courses that have proven most beneficial. Additionally, there was a lively exchange on maintaining quality care during faster consultations, which sparked a debate on balancing speed with attention to detail.
This Week’s Hot Topics
Which trainings actually land the first job
People are sharing their experiences about which trainings and certifications have truly helped them secure their first job in the industry. If you’re curious about what might give you an edge, this thread is worth a look. Read more here
Faster consults, same care
There’s an ongoing conversation about how to conduct quicker consultations without compromising on client care. It’s a practical discussion for anyone looking to streamline their services while keeping clients satisfied. Read more here
Looking forward to another week of engaging discussions. Don’t hesitate to jump in and share your thoughts or experiences.
Got more interviews right after a one-day Dermaplane Pro cert (~$300); a few med spas here list it in postings… > consults, same care Agree — our 5‑minute pre-visit form + client selfie upload cut consults to 10 minutes without missing contraindications. Only caveat: I don’t rush first-time acne clients — give them the full 20.
A quick win for me was an online laser safety (ANSI Z136) certificate; it took one evening and moved me past two med‑spa screens. One manager said, “even if you won’t touch the laser day one, it shows you understand safety” — just know you’ll still need device-specific training once hired.