Pros
I’m excited to come into work every day. I can switch off outside of the office and feel confident that whatever is waiting for me when I get in, it will be tackled as a team.
RD’s values are baked into every single thing we do and every team member is respected, trusted and supported. There is no room for politics or blame here. Genuinely.
Truly valuable staff benefits. Yes, there’s a beer fridge, socials and ice cream on the house but what’s genuinely outstanding is the opportunity to learn. From regular Show and tell events with fascinating guest speakers, the Women’s Leadership Group, ample training budgets, flexible working hours and support with any ‘extracurricular’ activities / academia you may wish to embark on.
Each and every individual is given the opportunity to work autonomously, but with a solid support network underneath and progression structure is crystal clear.
It goes without saying that we get to work on some of the most innovative and socially impactful work, with inspiring partners and their service users who ultimately benefit from the incredible work we do.
Bright and positive vibes in the office with laughter, debate, problem solving and friendship.
Leadership is completely transparent and our long term strategy is not only made available to all, but everyone is responsible and encouraged to partake in shaping company’s future.
9 day fortnight working pattern available and WFH is always an option if this works best for an individual. As long as you complete your work, it doesn’t mater whether you’re in the office or in Spain (yes, really)
Cons
Working with so many ‘big’ causes can be intense (but rewarding)