Pay. It's very generous.
Open and straightforward management, great ethics, great working culture. They don't cover things up; recruiters don't lie, management does not lie, and colleagues don't lie.
I loved my team there; they do have really good supportive teams and management. Yet somehow, no unique snowflakes.
Interesting and challenging work. You'll be able to learn there a lot.
I might be too negative here; I've failed my probation there, after all.
Relocation and visa support could be better.
I heard claims that Revolut employs the most skilled people. I doubt it. They are good, but they're not the most skilled, in my opinion.
Pace could be a bit overwhelming there. Revolut is very much not for everyone.
Three-month probation is really short, especially since the last checkpoint isn't at the end of probation but earlier. There's not enough time to address feedback.
The interview with Revolut was held online. The recruiter joined the call exactly on time and asked standard questions about my background, technical experience, and motivation. The conversation was friendly, structured, and professional, creating a
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Remote interview: multiple choice questions and 1 coding problem in 106 minutes, but can be finished sooner than this. This was the first assessment for a graduate software engineer in frontend, then onto
During the first stage of the interview, I was asked to develop a piece of working software live, and then iteratively add features to it. I took a strategy to make things time-effective and to not over-engineer the solution. I had been asking some s
The interview with Revolut was held online. The recruiter joined the call exactly on time and asked standard questions about my background, technical experience, and motivation. The conversation was friendly, structured, and professional, creating a
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Remote interview: multiple choice questions and 1 coding problem in 106 minutes, but can be finished sooner than this. This was the first assessment for a graduate software engineer in frontend, then onto
During the first stage of the interview, I was asked to develop a piece of working software live, and then iteratively add features to it. I took a strategy to make things time-effective and to not over-engineer the solution. I had been asking some s