Terrible place where to work - Support Specialist Revolut Employee Review

1.0
Jul 15, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Possibility to work 100% remotely

Cons

This place is a complete madhouse. In my training team, 60% of people got axed after probation, and others bailed on their own. Support here hinges entirely on quality checks. They scrutinize one chat per day against a whopping 20-point checklist. Miss one, and the whole chat fails. I even got marked down for apologizing too much to a customer who was extremely upset. Everything has to follow strict protocols. We're barely allowed to personalize templates, expected to act like robots while also showing empathy. Mistakes are a no-go during probation, yet we're drowning in procedures, data, and knowledge. After just three days of training, I was thrown into handling crypto and trading, and got dinged for minor errors—a misclick here, using "hold on" (a forbidden phrase) there. Every week, the team leader reviews our failed chats and customer ratings with us. Customer ratings can tank over things we can't control, like transfer delays, and that, along with all the quality reviews, hits our KPIs hard. Even though I had more passes than fails in my reviews, I still got fired. When I pointed out that mistakes are a great way to learn, especially for a hands-on learner like me, they flatly said, "If you make mistakes, you get fired." Don't let yourself be lured in by the posh name of the company: the level of irrational stress and absurd management is crazy.

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5.0
Jul 2, 2026
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Pros

Working at Revolut was one of the most rewarding experiences in my career. Every day brought something new to learn, and I was trusted with meaningful work from the beginning. The pace is fast, but that's exactly what helped me develop my analytical thinking, decision-making, and financial crime investigation skills. I genuinely enjoyed working with my team, they were approachable, knowledgeable, and always willing to help when needed. If you're someone who enjoys solving complex problems, taking ownership, and continuously learning, you'll appreciate the culture here. Looking back, I'm grateful for everything I learned during my time at Revolut.

Cons

The probation period can be quite challenging because the expectations are high from the start. There is a lot to learn in a relatively short period, and it can feel a little overwhelming initially. That said, once you adapt to the pace and understand the processes, it becomes much more manageable and rewarding.

5.0
Jun 19, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Highly challenging culture that values your work

Cons

Not for everyone. There is a high bar in performance and all are expected to excel at work.

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