Great culture - Financial Advice Skipton Building Society Employee Review

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5.0
31 Oct 2023
Financial Advice
Current Employee
Recommend
CEO Approval
Business Outlook
Pros
Great culture rewards those who work hard
Cons
Too many rounds of redundancy

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5.0
13 Mar 2020
Skipton Building Society
Customer Relationship Consultant
Former Employee, less than 1 year
Taunton, MA
Recommend
CEO Approval
Business Outlook
Pros
Recognition and Rewards, Small Teams, Management value you, You get to visit the head office (usually a bonus and a pay rise each year too!!!)
Cons
I dont think their is any, great place to work!Lots of oppurtunites to progress.
Skipton Building Society Response2y
Many thanks for your feedback, it is great to hear. Tim Spackman Head of Organisation Development.
4.0
16 Jun 2021
associate
Associate
Former Temporary Employee, less than 1 year
New York, NY
Recommend
CEO Approval
Business Outlook
Pros
good to work here yes
Cons
there are no cons to work here
Skipton Building Society Response2y
Many thanks for your feedback. Good luck in your career. Tim Spackman Head of Organisation Development

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I have applied for a Graduate Financial Planning Analyst & and I have been invited for an assessment& interview, but when I looked back on the JD I have just noticed that they ask for a 2:1 degree , but I have a 2:2 ( due to some personal issues I had 3rd year) However in my CV the I didn’t mention my grade and during the application process I wasn’t asked. What do I do now? Just let the hiring manager know about directly or mention it during the interview first thing? Whats best solution?

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Hi! Looking for some advice regarding hiring processes. I completed 2 interviews with the company and they emailed to say they "want to put me forward for the job" and asked for references, passport, and for me to do a background check. I didn't hear anything for a week, so then emailed to check on my application status. They responded saying they would get back at the end of that week. Its been 2 weeks since. I emailed last week to ask for an update and have not received a response. Thoughts?

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14h

Got booted from my former position about 4 years ago, which I LOVED. I have the impression I was "kept" in sympathy. Now that I have my feet beneath me, I feel like I'm running in place. Over the past 2 years, I've probably applied for about 100 positions in other departments. True, a few were unlikely moonshots, but for the most part I didn't misrepresent myself. Am I the world's worst interviewer? Otherwise.. shouldn't I have been accepted elsewhere, by choice?

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