YMMV
YMMV
- Benefits are pretty decent.
- Becoming a neobank is the path forward, and with it comes a new set of challenges.
- Progressive values with a DEI focus.
- Tech stack is starting to show its age; who does Hadoop anymore?
- Good career development if you're in engineering and a good launching pad for a growing career in fintech.
- Lots of turnover
- Caliber of engineers that are meh
- Not exactly the best brand to put on your resume
- In a competitive market and hard to differentiate itself from the rest of the companies doing the same thing
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Database Administrator
There was a phone screening at first from a recruiter. She arranged the interview with a senior DBA through the phone because I was out of the country. It took about two weeks.
Software Engineer (Internship)
The worst interview experience. No coding, no respect. Very bad experience. The interviewer asked so many weird questions. The interviewer is very rude. The worst interview experience. The worst interview experience. The worst interview experience.
Software Engineer
It's standard. Phone screen followed by an onsite. A few technical rounds followed by management rounds. Management pays a lot of focus on where you previously worked. If you are from Salesforce, you have a good chance of making it through.
Database Administrator
South KoreaMay 1, 2016There was a phone screening at first from a recruiter. She arranged the interview with a senior DBA through the phone because I was out of the country. It took about two weeks.
Software Engineer (Internship)
San Francisco, California, United StatesAugust 4, 2024The worst interview experience. No coding, no respect. Very bad experience. The interviewer asked so many weird questions. The interviewer is very rude. The worst interview experience. The worst interview experience. The worst interview experience.
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesMay 1, 2015It's standard. Phone screen followed by an onsite. A few technical rounds followed by management rounds. Management pays a lot of focus on where you previously worked. If you are from Salesforce, you have a good chance of making it through.
