Salary at RCP

The pay is great for a student.

Standard rate from an intern.

As I am still on an intern contract I am not bothered by my pay as I'm still considerably fresh and learning. I understand if I move my way up the ranks I know my pay will increase, I am extremely satisfied with the pay and bonuses within the higher ranks of the organization.

below market rate

I think the pay is good and competitive with other similar companies. I don't know if I will get a bonus as an APM. I don't know what it takes to get one or who is eligible. I don't know how they work or are calculated either. No one has communicated it to me, so I don't expect to get one.

For coming straight out of polytechnic I find I am satisfied with my pay. The company has many subsidies and perks which are great e.g. fitness subsidy, taxi/uber for work functions.

Below average. Staying for the learning and exposure, definitely not the pay.

Salary for the junior roles could be higher. Bonuses are a good perk and depend on the company's performance/ your performance.

The Christmas party was very fun, and we have gone out for food a few times.

Flexibility to work from home if needed.

$45 a month fitness subsidy and RCP sponsored social sports teams.

Free ubers (for work related activities and events). Team lunches and nice restaurants. Free tickets to regular arts events (linked to a project we are currently working on).

There is an immense amount of perks through RCP, providing you with discounts and offers for a large sum of NZ brands and retailers through the Boost app. There is a lot of other perks including free tickets, free travel (business related), free dinners, generous leave policies, fitness subsidies, and a vast range of other perks.

Social events, Boost app

Plenty of perks

I really enjoy going out for lunch with the office, that is something that we do semi-regularly, and the women have gone out on their own for a couple of ladies lunches which has been great. The Boost platform is good, the best perk on there is JB Hi-fi. It would be better if the deals on there had more of a range for young people, as a large portion of them are for home improvements and insurance that a lot of people can't use. More in the way of mainstream retail or restaurants would be way better.