Culture & Careers
We're researchers, strategists, analysts, designers, engineers and accessibility specialists who'd rather find out we're wrong on a Tuesday than find out a client's customers were wrong for a year.
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What working here actually feels like, day to day: how we experiment, how we challenge each other, and how we talk when things need to be said.
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Curiosity is great, but at times it can be difficult when people question and challenge how things are. Creating a positive environment where innovation and creativity can flourish requires self-belief and a strong culture of experimentation to try new things.
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Culture means a lot of things. For example, we believe that openness does not mean being blunt to the point of being rude; it means nobody should shy away from what needs to be said, as long as they are courteous and consider their audience and environment.
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Accessibility isn't a compliance pass we run after the site is built. It's a design and evidence input from day one, on every brief, for every client, whether or not accessibility is the commission. Roughly one in five UK adults has a disability. An experience that wasn't built with them in mind was never fully built.
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AI helps us move faster: more signals connected, more recommendations surfaced, more institutional memory retained. It doesn't get the final say. Every decision that reaches a client's customers passes through a person who is accountable for it.
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We publish the losing tests as well as the winning ones internally. A result that disproves the hypothesis is still evidence, and pretending otherwise is how organisations end up making the same mistake twice.
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We measure success partly by how much of the system a client can eventually run themselves. Our engagements are built to transfer skill, not create reliance: we lead at the start, coach in the middle, and hand over the wheel as internal capability grows.
Curiosity is great, but at times it can be difficult when people question and challenge how things are. Creating a positive environment where innovation and creativity can flourish requires self-belief and a strong culture of experimentation to try new things.
Culture means a lot of things. For example, we believe that openness does not mean being blunt to the point of being rude; it means nobody should shy away from what needs to be said, as long as they are courteous and consider their audience and environment.
Accessibility isn't a compliance pass we run after the site is built. It's a design and evidence input from day one, on every brief, for every client, whether or not accessibility is the commission. Roughly one in five UK adults has a disability. An experience that wasn't built with them in mind was never fully built.
AI helps us move faster: more signals connected, more recommendations surfaced, more institutional memory retained. It doesn't get the final say. Every decision that reaches a client's customers passes through a person who is accountable for it.
We publish the losing tests as well as the winning ones internally. A result that disproves the hypothesis is still evidence, and pretending otherwise is how organisations end up making the same mistake twice.
We measure success partly by how much of the system a client can eventually run themselves. Our engagements are built to transfer skill, not create reliance: we lead at the start, coach in the middle, and hand over the wheel as internal capability grows.
We pride ourselves on working hard, producing first-class work & having fun along the way. If you thrive under pressure, have bundles of talent and a fearless mindset, but also know how to wind down and enjoy it – then REO is your kind of place!
Our culture relies on openness and transparency. Culture means a lot of things, so we documented ours and openly review it, which has been hugely beneficial.
We take personal and professional development seriously at REO, which is why we have an annual training allowance and offer everything from an instructor-led course on how to be an effective manager to training for your Optimizely certification. Whatever you need, we have you covered.
Start any time between 8am and 10am GMT
Remote-first, with a Central London office when you want it
3 over Christmas, your birthday
Vitality private health insurance after probation
An annual training budget of at least £500
Pension contributions matched up to 5% (10% total)
“Encouraging a healthy work-life balance, REO values the skills and experiences of its employees, fostering a sense of appreciation and support within the team.”
Team Member
Lead Engineer
'Excellent work life balance, friendly team culture.'
Team Member
Software QA Enigneer
'I have learned a lot and benefited from pregression within the company. My colleagues are fantastic and the client work is both exciting and varied.'
Team Member
Content Manager
A decade turning evidence into revenue for Amazon, M&S, Tesco and Samsung. Tell us what's not converting and we'll tell you what's worth fixing first.
Office Location
REO Digital Limited
100 Black Prince Road
London SE1 7SJ