As an engineer you are likely going to be working a lot with abstractions which have been built by other teams and will be mainly implementing business logic for your product area.
This isn't necessarily a 'con', but you should consider this if you want experience with databases, cloud, CI etc. as you won't get that in most teams.
Keep up the good work and keep being transparent 👍 Monzo has been a great place to work and I hope it continues to be for a long time.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took six weeks. The interview process consisted of: - HR screening (phone) - Tech screening (Skype) - Take-home challenge - Talk through take-home test The process was efficient, and everyone felt welcomin
The process was an HR interview and several technical interviews. The first technical interview was to bring a case study, which was something that you've worked on in the previous roles. The second technical interview was a coding interview. I don't
The process was a take-home task, an open-ended-ish tech interview, a culture interview, and a design interview. All of them were handled professionally and fairly. Though I'm not a fan of spending hours of my personal time on a take-home task, norma
I applied through a recruiter. The process took six weeks. The interview process consisted of: - HR screening (phone) - Tech screening (Skype) - Take-home challenge - Talk through take-home test The process was efficient, and everyone felt welcomin
The process was an HR interview and several technical interviews. The first technical interview was to bring a case study, which was something that you've worked on in the previous roles. The second technical interview was a coding interview. I don't
The process was a take-home task, an open-ended-ish tech interview, a culture interview, and a design interview. All of them were handled professionally and fairly. Though I'm not a fan of spending hours of my personal time on a take-home task, norma