It’s usually the companies that support and thrive in the bad times that truly shine in the good times. In this case, it’s Rullion’s major downfall. On the first announcement of lockdown in 2020 Rullion cancelled all commission, a few days before payday. New commission scheme released in 2021, nearly a year later, which is significantly less reward, for more the same amount of work (?)
There are many other recruitment companies that have furloughed a huge number of staff and let a number of people go, but also a large number that haven't cut pay. Go to those places.
There have been some mental health initiatives, which are great, but do not make up for the financial deficit felt by staff, especially in a sales environment.
Rullion is not an incentive led culture, there are no lunch clubs or annual holidays, so commission is really the only reason to continue.
Micro management and trust is a problem. KPI’s and spreadsheets to monitor all activity. Very little execution or leadership when it comes to ‘new’ clients. Very top heavy, a lot of managers with 15 + years tenure.
Opportunities aren’t widely available unless you work for the major accounts, which have a high turnover. There are a high number of people who have stagnated in their role for 6 + years meaning, if they ever quit, you can get a promotion.
If you’re on Glassdoor thinking about joining Rullion, don’t. There are plenty of agencies in the North West who are thriving, not surviving.