Any north americans here using Revolut? i just signed up for their basic/ free subscription thinking it would be better than my typical retail bank and have not been impressed. Sent money home from ENBD and had it returned over a week later...? Is this an issue with Revolut's partner bank? Overall have not seen much value-add from them (coupled with lack of zelle/ venmo integration). Does the offering improve if I have one of the subscriptions? Was considering given it comes with a VPN and min

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Just had a disappointing experience with Revolut. Despite solving both coding tasks perfectly this time, I faced what felt like clear bias during the interview. 6 month ago, I passed this round even without finishing one task (I failed on the next rounds)— now, I delivered flawless code and got rejected with the most efficient solution Revolut claims to offer equal opportunity, but in my case, merit clearly wasn’t what mattered. Talent deserves fairness — not pre-decided outcomes.

From its scrappy startup days to becoming a true financial super-app, Revolut now boasts over 52 million customers worldwide, handling more than £1 trillion in transactions just last year. They’ve built a diversified revenue machine, pulling in money from cards, subscriptions, wealth products, business accounts, and more — with 2024 revenues hitting £3.1 billion and a net profit of £790 million. https://www.fintechwrapup.com/p/deep-dive-revolut-one-app-to-rule

My entire world flipped upside down. My husband is a highly specialized surgeon, a great father to our 2 kids, and early last year, after 9 years of schooling, he landed his dream job. His comp went up $300k, we got a new house, we committed to private schools, we were excited. We have a great community and are incredibly close to a family with 3 kids - her oldest is in school with my youngest. Turns out, she is in bed with my husband 😬

I’m seriously flirting with the idea of moving into RevOps or Enablement. I still love sales, but I’m far more energized by strategy, systems, and helping others perform than by prospecting or chasing late-stage deals. The biggest thing holding me back is fear. I don’t want to make a move I regret, but I also don’t want to ignore where my interests are clearly pulling me. Has anyone made this pivot successfully? What did you gain, and what did you miss?

I've been at a small firm for a year. The boss holds all the client intel but his Revit workflow is toxic. He spends hours in my live sheets dropping green text notes and drawing spiderwebs of arrows telling me what to do. Even worse, he makes silent "ghost edits" to the 3D model without telling me, breaking my sheets. Then he explicitly orders me not to delete his notes so he can print them. Anyone else deal with a boss who micromanages via MS Paint in Revit?

Lately, I have been hearing a lot about reverse recruitment where I don’t just apply, I'd have to position myself, chase healthcare roles, build visibility and attract opportunities instead. Recruiters and jobseekers, is reverse recruiting empowering? or do you think it is another form of pressure to market oneself constantly? Have you ever experienced reverse recruitment, or you are still in the apply and hope era like me? Recruiters, what's your take on this?

Hi! Quick FAS interview question: Final round at Revvity (drug discovery FAS). Getting details Monday but slammed next week - prepping this weekend. What did your FAS interview presentation cover? Technical case study? Research project? Customer support approach? Length? Me: PhD, 10yrs bench (HTS/immunoassays) Building flexible deck to adapt fast once I know topic. Revvity/PerkinElmer or general FAS insights appreciated! Thank you!

Hi! Quick FAS interview question: Final round at Revvity (drug discovery FAS). Getting details Monday but slammed next week - prepping this weekend. What did your FAS interview presentation cover? Technical case study? Research project? Customer support approach? Length? Me: PhD, 10yrs bench (HTS/immunoassays) Building flexible deck to adapt fast once I know topic. Revvity/PerkinElmer or general FAS insights appreciated! Thank you!