Revolut reviews

Why do you think most of the reviews including the most recent ones are so negative? There is something wrong going on right? The articles published against Revolut are actually true but a company would never accept what happens inside cause it kills its reputation. I have suffered racism at this company. Take a look at the rating that employers give to companies like McKinsey or Hubspot, why can't you imitate that. Why do they love their CEO and their company, because things are well managed and employees are well compensated. People see customer service employees as if they were less important and that is not fair. The environment is toxic and there is no career path for this. This is exhausting, to be honest. There is no balance between the quality of work and life. I once spoke to my team leader who treated me in a really bad way even screaming at me and a couple of weeks later apologized by saying that she was under a lot of pressure. There are some team leaders who are super arrogant and treat other people as if they were nothing. I have experienced this. Sometimes you message them and they do not even reply to you. I have never had constructive feedback or critics but they are always destructive. Someone should encourage you to get better not to bring you down. In general terms the quality of people managing the company is poor, obviously, the main goal of Revolut is making a profit, but that does not mean that they have to destroy someone's life. Your channels of whistleblowing are a joke because no one knows the outcomes, everyone should know what happens in the company.

- Micromanagement from some executives - Over emphasis on the KPIs where the underlying reality ceases to exist, to the point of taking some bad business decision just to raise the KPI of few percentage points - Service teams change processes different times per quarter, yet expect other teams to comply to botched up processes. There should be an "user experience KPI" for all the service teams - Sometimes unreasonable expectations (depends a lot on the team)