Revolut interview questions

The interview process at Revolut was a better than average experience, but with room for growth and improvement as the company matures. I interviewed at Revolut back in December 2018/January 2019 and it followed a pretty standard structure that followed multiple stages: An initial technical interview to assess basic skills, an hometask, an in-depth technical interview, finally a discussion with project owners that included a bit of behavioural interview style questions. For those that are used to interviews at traditional top companies (e.g. Google, Facebook), the interview process will definitely feel more rough around the edges but that's to be expected for a somewhat early company (e.g. interviewers seemed to improvise at times). With that said, overall, the experience was very much positive and smooth. The interviewers and HR were friendly, respectful and eager to answer any question, which is always a good indicator since the interview is always a two-way street.

Terrible interview experience - one of the worse I've had! I was interviewed by both a senior operations manager and also the VP of operations, Alan Chang. They were both very unprepared. The senior operations manager hadn't even read my CV and as he entered the room told him to give him a minute while he gets it up on his phone. Questions were asked completely off the fly and he was very uninterested - spent most of the time actually looking at his phone. The interview with Alan Chang was just as bad. Clearly very uninterested and constantly cut me off as I responded to questions. It was conducted over google hangouts and he was leaning back on his chair drinking his can of coke. Completely unprofessional. Asked him what the development path of the role was and his response was it depends, there isn't one. Then asked him what are some of the typical projects I can expect to work on. Again the response was a simple "it can be anything". All in all, a very bad experience which is most likely to reflect the bad culture that is constantly talked about in the media.