The first thing that comes to mind are the folks I work with, they are kind, passionate and genuinely care about what they do and making Monzo a better place both for others to work at and also for our users.
I feel supported by those around me and by my manager who I trust always has my best interests at heart to help me grow and develop. It also feels like there is a good balance between squad work and work within the discipline. There is a lot of autonomy both at an individual level and as a squad or as a discipline and this is something I think is easily taken for granted compared to elsewhere.
There can definitely be crunch times at Monzo and for me, because of how much I enjoy what I do, that can mean some stress and difficulty maintaining a good work-life balance in those moments.
I applied online and filled out the online application. I spoke with an iOS Engineer working there in a phone interview for 20 minutes. There was a coding test which involved working on an unrelated half-complete project towards a specification for 3
I applied through a recruiter. The process took four weeks. It's well described on their website, and my process went exactly through the stages from that scheme, which included an initial call, a take-home task, and more. The take-home task is an a
I had to answer a ton of descriptive questions just for applying to the role. It took me two days to fill up their application form. They outright rejected me with no feedback whatsoever. If you can't spend five minutes of your time providing feedbac
I applied online and filled out the online application. I spoke with an iOS Engineer working there in a phone interview for 20 minutes. There was a coding test which involved working on an unrelated half-complete project towards a specification for 3
I applied through a recruiter. The process took four weeks. It's well described on their website, and my process went exactly through the stages from that scheme, which included an initial call, a take-home task, and more. The take-home task is an a
I had to answer a ton of descriptive questions just for applying to the role. It took me two days to fill up their application form. They outright rejected me with no feedback whatsoever. If you can't spend five minutes of your time providing feedbac