Pros
It's a good company to put on your CV, stay for a year, and leave. You get to see how an international 50% conglomerate/ 50% startup is managed in todays' age.
Cons
Many senior management quit last year, and the lowest level employees have an astounding turnover rate. The reason why Revolut is popular is only because of their marketing strength. People live with the illusion that it's very innovative, but the company has barely anything to show behind the flashy front end. It has a very unstable business model based around harrassing clients and turning employees against each other. Compliance have quotas to reject, sales has quotas to bring business. They overtire so they can put sales people against each other and the market becomes crowded - that way they don't pay commissions because people don't his their targets and make them be uncompliant by using external software to manage to hit their unrealistically high targets. Because of that, Sales people also try to lie and misstate business data and they onboard restricted companies like.
