FAQs
Do we support remote work?
Yes, we operate in a hybrid format, allowing flexibility that supports both collaboration and focused delivery time.
What locations are available for this position?
The role can be based in Glasgow, Edinburgh, or London.
What is the main mission of the Executive Assistant role?
The main mission is to be the organisational engine for senior leaders by managing their time, details, and logistics so they can focus on what matters most.
What type of experience is required for this position?
Candidates should have experience as an Executive Assistant supporting senior leaders (Director or VP level), ideally managing more than one leader at a time in a fast-paced environment.
How important is adaptability in this role?
Adaptability is crucial as you'll need to pivot to the changing needs of the business while keeping momentum and helping the team adjust with minimal friction.
What tools and technologies should I be familiar with?
Candidates should be comfortable with Microsoft 365, Slack, and other modern tools, and be quick to learn new technologies as they emerge.
What are some key responsibilities of the Executive Assistant?
Key responsibilities include managing calendars, coordinating meetings, booking travel, processing expenses, and improving processes for efficiency.
What qualities are necessary for a successful Executive Assistant?
Successful candidates should be organized, dependable, calm under pressure, clear communicators, discreet, trustworthy, collaborative, and proactive.
Is there support for diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Yes, Skyscanner is committed to building an inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive and celebrates diversity within its teams.
What kind of training or onboarding does Skyscanner provide for new hires?
While specific details on training and onboarding are not provided, Skyscanner emphasizes a supportive and caring team environment, which likely extends to new hires.
Are there benefits related to parental leave?
Yes, Skyscanner typically provides a minimum of 24 weeks of birth parent/maternity leave globally.
