Process
Not LeetCode-like, but questions that require knowledge in multithreading and a good understanding of design patterns, which is a breath of fresh air.
Interviewers were nice and patient.
Also, should have a general sense of how databases work.
Questions
I can't share details, but as long as you have experience with multi-threading and system design, it should be straightforward.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Revolut Software Engineer role in Japan.
Success Rate
0%
Pass Rate
Revolut's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Japan is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Positive50%
Neutral50%
Negative0%
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Revolut's Software Engineer interview process in Japan.
Revolut Work Experiences
5.0
Love it here!
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Budapest, Hungary
December 15, 2021
Pros: - Super smart people.
- Great opportunity to make an impact, learn, and grow.
- Good culture and values.
- Top-of-the-market compensation.
- I believe the stock options will pay out hugely for the patient ones, but even in the short run the returns were huge so far.
Cons: - WLB can take a hit if you want to be a top performer.
- No IPO at the moment, so stock is relatively illiquid, but you can sell a portion of your shares every year at a set date.
3.0
Good place to pass, bad place to stay
Software Engineer • Current Employee
February 14, 2023
Pros: Good place to learn.
Technically, it's a great product with a focus on constantly evolving and improving.
The engineering team has many greatly skilled individuals.
Cons: It's hard to progress in a career here. Salary reviews are only based on a performance grade, and the highest performance grades are given by managers who only seem to value extra work. So, no extra working hours means no salary review past the initial salary.
Benefits are minimal, and the company doesn't even try to adapt them to each country where it operates.
5.0
Great Team, Odd Tasks
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Porto, Oporto, Portugal
December 8, 2022
Pros: You work among great developers.
Cons: Sometimes you work on useless things.
- 5.0Love it here!Software Engineer • Current EmployeeBudapest, HungaryDecember 15, 2021Pros: - Super smart people. - Great opportunity to make an impact, learn, and grow. - Good culture and values. - Top-of-the-market compensation. - I believe the stock options will pay out hugely for the patient ones, but even in the short run the returns were huge so far.Cons: - WLB can take a hit if you want to be a top performer. - No IPO at the moment, so stock is relatively illiquid, but you can sell a portion of your shares every year at a set date.
- 3.0Good place to pass, bad place to staySoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeFebruary 14, 2023Pros: Good place to learn. Technically, it's a great product with a focus on constantly evolving and improving. The engineering team has many greatly skilled individuals.Cons: It's hard to progress in a career here. Salary reviews are only based on a performance grade, and the highest performance grades are given by managers who only seem to value extra work. So, no extra working hours means no salary review past the initial salary. Benefits are minimal, and the company doesn't even try to adapt them to each country where it operates.
- 5.0Great Team, Odd TasksSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeePorto, Oporto, PortugalDecember 8, 2022Pros: You work among great developers.Cons: Sometimes you work on useless things.
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