TransferWise really cares about its mission, and that's quite nice. But sometimes I wish that we could have more missions other than only "Money without borders." For example, we are not very into closing the economic gap or reducing gender inequality.
In general, people here are quite nice. When someone is clearly rude, the person receives feedback and can eventually be fired. However, there are some grey areas, especially when the person is rude but at the same time is a high performer. If it was up to me, I would not allow these "rude but high performer" people at TransferWise.
I applied and got the online coding test immediately, which needed to be completed within the next 7 days. I took the test, and it had 2 simple coding questions to complete in 45 mins. And yes, I messed up both. I got an immediate response for reject
Applied online and was auto-rejected by the system. No human ever read the cover letter or CV. Reached out to the hiring manager, then spoke with a recruiter. They ghosted me again. After I asked, it turns out when they hire someone, everyone else
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. Got interviewed by Ukrainian HR, she was just reading questions from a list and tried to finish the interview as fast as possible, didn't engage in conversation at all. It was like talking to a
I applied and got the online coding test immediately, which needed to be completed within the next 7 days. I took the test, and it had 2 simple coding questions to complete in 45 mins. And yes, I messed up both. I got an immediate response for reject
Applied online and was auto-rejected by the system. No human ever read the cover letter or CV. Reached out to the hiring manager, then spoke with a recruiter. They ghosted me again. After I asked, it turns out when they hire someone, everyone else
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. Got interviewed by Ukrainian HR, she was just reading questions from a list and tried to finish the interview as fast as possible, didn't engage in conversation at all. It was like talking to a