Robert Walters Senior Leadership FAQ
Read what Robert Walters employees think about senior leadership and the CEO at the company.
Robert Walters has a Senior Management rating of 4.4, and Toby Fowlston, the CEO of Robert Walters, has an approval rating of 92% across the organisation.
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23 October 2021
How are senior leaders perceived at Robert Walters?
Pros
Open and collaborative culture, flexible working, loads of business from local and international networks, marketing budget to run events, innovation team considering new tech, high performing, billing management/ leadership layer.
Cons
Database and London office both need to be updated asap... though both of these are now in process!
Advice to Management
Consider investment into API's, integrating Linked In (and potentially some job boards) with new DB platform and AI/ events based Data and marketing/ BD triggers based on LI updates etc. to allow better, ongoing relationship management and market engagement. Continue to allow staff to work with accountability and flexibility. Be visible and be part of the team who are driving things forward on the front line as well as strategically. It's so impactful to those coming through the ranks to gain exposure to senior personnel and keeps people on their toes knowing that the leadership team might be involved at any stage of their day!
Open and collaborative culture, flexible working, loads of business from local and international networks, marketing budget to run events, innovation team considering new tech, high performing, billing management/ leadership layer.
23 October 2021
29 May 2020
What are some insights into the strategy or vision at Robert Walters?
Pros
This company truly does things right! They don't receive commission like most agencies. Instead the have a salary and team/individual bonus, a structure which makes much more sense in this industry and leads to better culture/teamwork and MUCH better candidate/client care! They care about their employees and show it immensely with an annual incentive trip to a new place around the globe. They send a few lucky employees to Africa for a mission trip every year, charity day, happy hours, great benefits, opportunity to transfer globally or work from other offices temporarily. They sponsor incredible causes. Everyone there looks like a supermodel. It was amazing. Great money, enjoyable work!
Cons
I wish my progression was discussed more
They send a few lucky employees to Africa for a mission trip every year, charity day, happy hours, great benefits, opportunity to transfer globally or work from other offices temporarily.
29 May 2020
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