Working at Revolut
Working at Revolut
Flexible hours. Good benefits. Personal development. Overall a good place to be if you're striving to be more than mediocre.
It is hard to get cooperation from different teams.
We need to promote more senior engineers with the power to do things.
Reduce the blame culture. People throughout the entire chain are afraid to make mistakes and care more about covering their own behind. This makes nobody want to step up and take responsibility.
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Software Engineer
I entered the interview process with the company with clear expectations based on our initial discussions. The structure was outlined as three stages: * Coding * Theoretical * System design I was informed that successful completion of the fir
Software Engineer
The process was good and professional. I was provided with plenty of information about upcoming interviews, which gave me the opportunity to prepare accordingly. All interviewers and the recruiter were nice and friendly. I passed four stages, but f
Software Engineer
Very negative experience. The problem was quite easy to solve (building the Load Balancer and ServiceInstance). I managed to do that quite easily and in very little time, and had a test coverage of 92% on the LoadBalancer. Yet, I was still rejected
Software Engineer
RomaniaAugust 1, 2023I entered the interview process with the company with clear expectations based on our initial discussions. The structure was outlined as three stages: * Coding * Theoretical * System design I was informed that successful completion of the fir
Software Engineer
Madrid, SpainDecember 1, 2024The process was good and professional. I was provided with plenty of information about upcoming interviews, which gave me the opportunity to prepare accordingly. All interviewers and the recruiter were nice and friendly. I passed four stages, but f
Software Engineer
RomaniaOctober 1, 2024Very negative experience. The problem was quite easy to solve (building the Load Balancer and ServiceInstance). I managed to do that quite easily and in very little time, and had a test coverage of 92% on the LoadBalancer. Yet, I was still rejected
