You'll have plenty of opportunities to learn from very smart and talented colleagues.
The office is situated in a good location, with standing desks and a very comfortable vibe. This makes it a whole lot easier to work in.
A lot of perks and benefits while working in the Singapore office, i.e., team lunches and Friday drinks. Compensation is above average, and you work with one of the smartest people you'll ever meet.
Opportunity to travel to Europe at least once a year on an all-hands company event.
As a newbie, you'll be thrown to the wolves (so to speak) with little documentation to help you out.
A lot of noise is happening in Slack, which sometimes hampers productivity. As everyone is expected to be part of the whole 'revolution,' I feel that certain things lack focus.
Sometimes, it's always the person with the largest voice that is heard. It's a bit tricky to work here for introverts. You have to learn to speak your mind and be counted.
Not a professional recruiter. Wise might be a good company, but let down by some recruiters. They should hire better recruiters. Cancel interviews at the last minute without a reason; this is a waste of time for the candidate.
I recently completed a screening call, followed by a coding interview where I had to write code. The tasks weren’t particularly difficult, but I found myself working more slowly than I’d hoped. I plan to practice to improve my speed.
It was a technical interview for the first stage, which involved a HackerRank-type question. It was a data structures and algorithms question and needed to be solved within a set timeframe.
Not a professional recruiter. Wise might be a good company, but let down by some recruiters. They should hire better recruiters. Cancel interviews at the last minute without a reason; this is a waste of time for the candidate.
I recently completed a screening call, followed by a coding interview where I had to write code. The tasks weren’t particularly difficult, but I found myself working more slowly than I’d hoped. I plan to practice to improve my speed.
It was a technical interview for the first stage, which involved a HackerRank-type question. It was a data structures and algorithms question and needed to be solved within a set timeframe.