A young and ambitious company with a modern IT structure, a clear and plain-enough corporate hierarchy, and open-minded, high-skilled professionals.
For now, I cannot see any cons.
Probably the most unprofessional interview I've experienced during my career. I didn't apply; a recruiter reached out to me through LinkedIn. Despite a bad reputation on Glassdoor for reviews and interview experiences, I still gave the benefit of the
The interview consisted of six parts. The first part was a 30-minute Zoom call with HR, which included a typical introduction and some basic Java questions. The second part was a one-hour live coding session, also via Zoom. What was good: * HR was
Huge waste of time. The interview process was the recruiter equivalent of "this meeting could've been an email." Recruiter got back to me soon after I applied via Revolut's website, and we scheduled a phone interview. After breezing through some eas
Probably the most unprofessional interview I've experienced during my career. I didn't apply; a recruiter reached out to me through LinkedIn. Despite a bad reputation on Glassdoor for reviews and interview experiences, I still gave the benefit of the
The interview consisted of six parts. The first part was a 30-minute Zoom call with HR, which included a typical introduction and some basic Java questions. The second part was a one-hour live coding session, also via Zoom. What was good: * HR was
Huge waste of time. The interview process was the recruiter equivalent of "this meeting could've been an email." Recruiter got back to me soon after I applied via Revolut's website, and we scheduled a phone interview. After breezing through some eas