Pros: Work from home Flexible hours Ok salary

Cons: Poor management. You will be thrown from project to project to fulfill nonsensical KPIs. Chaos and extremely high employee turnover. In the 1.5 years I worked there, I had 6 different line managers. Low job security. You may get kicked out every quarter because your line manager simply doesn’t like you or doesn’t manage people properly. Low-technical tasks and a lot of bureaucracy. The vast majority of engineers work on boring, copy-paste based tasks 99% of their time. Code review takes a ridiculous amount of time, so be prepared to stay blocked for several days. A lot of internal solutions not used outside. The experience you get at Revolut when working with their internal frameworks might be difficult to sell externally. No transparency, hidden “game rules,” and PIP culture. The performance committee may place you on a PIP because of things you never know. Some people were PIPed because they just worked normally.

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.

Pros: Always proud and enjoy being part of Revolut! You'll never feel bored here, but instead always feel as a part of a highly skilled, motivated, and like-minded group of people. A truly collaborative culture; everyone’s input is valued and respected. Work-life balance? Yes. Career growth? Of course!

Cons: Struggle to name any; maybe somewhat limited software tooling provided.