Mission: Royal London is very different from its rivals, because it is owned by its customers who are members. The business is run entirely in the interests of its customers and members. There are no shareholders. Royal London competes through the quality and value for money provided by ... Read more
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I have been working at Royal London full-time (More than a year)
Pros
Great flexible benefits
Good support
Good pay
Great teamwork
Cons
Parking can be problematic if you arrive after 9am.
Application
I applied online. I interviewed at Royal London (London, England) in February 2020.
Interview
Initially a very smooth process but massively fell over after the interview. Initial telephone interview went well with the recruiter and was invited to a face-to-face with the hiring managers. F2F interview went well, both interviewers were friendly and made for a pleasant interview experience. I was promised a response within a week but this never came.
After the week's wait, the job was relisted online and the recruiter couldn't be bothered to have the courtesy to tell me I'd not been successful. Repeatedly tried to make contact with the recruiter for a response but nothing was responded to. Gave up after four weeks. Evidently the company doesn't care enough about it's people to have basic common courtesy towards potential new recruits, something which seems to be a common trait amongst these reviews. I will be avoiding the company going forwards.
Interview Questions
Latest Royal London financial results for 2018 http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMvuI
Latest financial performance update from Royal London Group http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQQdF
