Free snacks, drinks, gym, and game room in the SF office. Some associates can work remotely.
This small company used to be considered as FinTech. Now it is actually a tiny bank with the merger of Radius Bank. It does not have any high tech at all in reality. The company claims that it uses AI/ML techniques in their loan approval process and actually it is completely a false statement just to attract investors.
The company has the following issues:
The employee morale is very low and good people are looking for opportunities to exit as soon as possible. All in all, with interest rates keeping hiking, LendingClub is going nowhere in the near future. Stay away from this company.
File for bankruptcy as soon as possible.
I got a LinkedIn message from a recruiter saying that they liked my profile and if I was open to new opportunities. I had one technical phone screen with one of their directors and then moved to an on-site where I had five rounds. One of the intervie
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at LendingClub (San Francisco, CA) in October 2015. Interview * Phone screen with recruiter. * Online programming test. * Onsite interview within a week of completing prog
Applied through LinkedIn. Recruiter called the next day. He was very friendly and easy to work with. They immediately scheduled two phone screens, one with the Director and another with the VP of Engineering. The phone screens were fairly technical,
I got a LinkedIn message from a recruiter saying that they liked my profile and if I was open to new opportunities. I had one technical phone screen with one of their directors and then moved to an on-site where I had five rounds. One of the intervie
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at LendingClub (San Francisco, CA) in October 2015. Interview * Phone screen with recruiter. * Online programming test. * Onsite interview within a week of completing prog
Applied through LinkedIn. Recruiter called the next day. He was very friendly and easy to work with. They immediately scheduled two phone screens, one with the Director and another with the VP of Engineering. The phone screens were fairly technical,