The pay is decent, although better can be found elsewhere for high performers in the City.
The leadership is extremely inexperienced and recently hostile towards its employees. They treat everyone like children who don't know that things can be better or shouldn't be like they are at Checkout.com.
I thought I could slug it out for the somewhat decent pay, but it's just not good here. I would not recommend others join.
You need actual experienced leadership. Not people who have never worked at any other company, and definitely not McKinsey MBAs.
The process took two months. I applied via Glassdoor. A few days later, an HR person contacted me via email and scheduled a meeting. The first meeting was with an HR person, and we reviewed my CV, experiences, expertise, and salary expectations. Th
All over Zoom due to the current situation: * Initial conversations * Take-home test that takes a few hours * Final round that consists of 3 stages I was kept well informed throughout. The feedback was very detailed, and everyone involved was
The interview process includes: * Three interviews, focusing on technical aspects including architecture design and a take-home test. * A final interview assessing culture fit. The technical interviews are well-structured, providing valuable fe
The process took two months. I applied via Glassdoor. A few days later, an HR person contacted me via email and scheduled a meeting. The first meeting was with an HR person, and we reviewed my CV, experiences, expertise, and salary expectations. Th
All over Zoom due to the current situation: * Initial conversations * Take-home test that takes a few hours * Final round that consists of 3 stages I was kept well informed throughout. The feedback was very detailed, and everyone involved was
The interview process includes: * Three interviews, focusing on technical aspects including architecture design and a take-home test. * A final interview assessing culture fit. The technical interviews are well-structured, providing valuable fe