Most of the regular workers are amazing people. Very talented and smart.
Company has great potential if managed properly.
The pay is still pretty good.
Corruption in certain departments from top to bottom: retaliation, people forced out of work via falsified info in performance reviews, and HR doesn't investigate the issue.
Benefits are continuously slashed.
A culture of blame is becoming more and more rampant.
There is a list of great SoFi values, but they unfortunately seem to be only on paper when it comes to employees (although not in all departments).
I would recommend being vigilant when choosing to work for SoFi, especially in certain departments (ask around on social media and/or regular workers that work there whom you can trust).
Take a closer look at what is going on in some of your departments and investigate it thoroughly, starting from around 2021.
I was contacted via LinkedIn by a recruiting manager at the main office in San Francisco, checking for interest in working at the local Helena branch. I sent in my resume, and she set up a phone interview with the local management. Questions were ty
I applied online and received an email a week later from a recruiter. The recruiter and I set up a time to talk about the position. After our conversation, the recruiter sent me a HackerRank assessment. I met with the hiring manager a week afterwar
I received an email asking me to take an online test about 1-2 months after applying. The test was multiple choice and was broken into three parts: one about terminal commands, one about the output of simple Java methods, and another about debugging.
I was contacted via LinkedIn by a recruiting manager at the main office in San Francisco, checking for interest in working at the local Helena branch. I sent in my resume, and she set up a phone interview with the local management. Questions were ty
I applied online and received an email a week later from a recruiter. The recruiter and I set up a time to talk about the position. After our conversation, the recruiter sent me a HackerRank assessment. I met with the hiring manager a week afterwar
I received an email asking me to take an online test about 1-2 months after applying. The test was multiple choice and was broken into three parts: one about terminal commands, one about the output of simple Java methods, and another about debugging.