How do you build something that lasts a decade and still feel like it’s just getting started?

Tom Hambrett, Partner and General Counsel, reflects on 10 years of Revolut. From bold decisions in the early days to raising billions in capital, he looks back at the strategy and momentum that’s helped us endure — and what it takes to keep going.

In our season 2 finale, host Alex Carril sits down with Tom to discuss:

- The early days of Revolut and what we were doing right

- Co-founders Nik and Vlad’s focus on long-term vision

- How Tom first discovered Revolut while hiking in the Guatemalan jungle

- What we might’ve done differently, in hindsight

- The legal and strategic decisions Tom took that helped shape our trajectory

- How the company’s culture has evolved over the years

- Raising billions in capital [in the beginning] and the fintech arms race

- What sets Revolut apart from other players in the market

- The biggest responsibility we carry as we continue moving forward

- What Tom hopes we’ll be talking about 10 years from now

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What goes into creating moments that leave a lasting impression?

From engineering to consultancy, and now leading partnerships for the Growth team at Revolut, Deborah Wajsbrot shares her experience and how she’s been driving impact.

She also provides an exclusive look into Revolut’s approach to partnerships and how to measure a successful collaboration. 

In this episode, Alex and Deborah discuss:

- Her role on the Growth team that overlaps with Business Development

- Revolut’s approach to creating partnerships

- What Deborah loves about striving to create impact while testing and learning

- From the NBA to multiple airports in Europe, what goes into selecting the right partners

- How to measure success after forming partnerships

- The importance of adapting a global perspective to a local level

- Challenges when negotiating deals for high-stakes collaborations

- Why Revolut has leaned into sports and entertainment activations

- How partnerships will uplift the Revolut brand to reach the next goal of 100 million global customers

- Deborah’s biggest learnings and career advice for those looking to join a similar field

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What does it take to design financial features that make sense to people, especially when millions rely on them every day?

Lead Product Designers Margarida Botelho and Lorenzo Mengolini talk about the process, collaboration, and creative decisions behind building for scale in a fast-moving, design-led fintech environment.

In this episode, Lorenzo and Margarida discuss with host Alex Carril:

- What being a Product Designer at Revolut looks like in practice

- How Margarida and Lorenzo found their way into this field

- The design philosophy at Revolut that shapes product development

- Big wins and standout projects they've led

- A walk-through of a typical design process

- What makes collaboration at Revolut different from other companies

- The number one question to ask before starting any new design project

- Designing with the impact on millions of customers in mind

- Common misconceptions about product designers in fintech

- What new trends they’re excited about and advice to future designers

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Pierre Cahuzac leads product for Revolut Business, overseeing the team behind its latest redesign and rebuild.

He shares how past roles shaped his leadership and the thinking behind building features and tools that help businesses thrive.

In this episode, host Alex Carril and Pierre discuss:

- Lessons from a varied career and how they shape his work as Head of Product

- What winning a Revolut 10x Award for embodying ‘Get It Done’ means to him

- The goal and vision behind the latest version of Revolut Business — RB5

- Key innovations helping businesses manage and streamline their finances

- How Revolut Business is positioned to compete and lead in today’s market

- Pierre’s interesting career journey and why he decided to join Revolut 5+ years ago

- Incorporating yesterday’s learnings into effective leadership today

- Balancing a career in product with family and personal passions

- The trait that makes Revolut employees unique

- His advice for new leaders who have to make high-stakes decisions

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What does it take to lead support for a company that serves millions of customers every day?

Kheng Zhun Yeoh, General Manager for Customer Operations & Support, oversees the teams who make that possible. He shares what keeps things running smoothly behind the scenes, and what he looks for in the next wave of talent.

In this episode, host Alex Carril and Kheng discuss:

- What goes into providing exceptional support for 55+ million customers worldwide

- The 3 key pillars that keep service consistent at scale

- Why problem solving matters, both on the front lines and behind the scenes

- How tech and AI are used to provide better customer experiences

- Career lessons from Kheng’s years in operations leadership

- How he applied his experience in the automotive industry to fintech

- Valuable skills that are transferable to any industry

- Advice for support professionals who want to deliver a wow experience

- Tips for future support team members on how to stand out in interviews

- What Kheng looks for when hiring into his team

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Landing your first job in tech is competitive. Fortunately, there’s a lot you can do to stand out.

Karolina Kubala, Employer Branding Manager, shares practical advice learned from years of developing Revolut’s Talent Programmes, plus what she wishes more applicants knew.

In this episode, host Alex Carril and Karo discuss:

- How she got started in employer branding through an internship

- What makes a standout candidate, and tips for applying to competitive programmes

- Karo’s perspective on changing careers and exploring different fields

- How her role has evolved since starting at Revolut

- A breakdown of Revolut’s internship and graduate programmes

- What interns and grads can expect when they start at Revolut

- Why building new skills is key to career growth

- The balance of technical vs. soft skills when hiring new talent

- The biggest mistake Karo sees interns and grads make

- What to know about working at Revolut before joining

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What’s the secret to a successful career pivot?

Dmytro Vozniuk started his journey at Revolut as a Customer Support Specialist. He made a complete career transition into engineering thanks to Revolut’s Spires programme, which offers employees a pathway to transition into tech.

Now a front-end engineer, Dima talks about what it took to balance full-time work with learning to code, and how his experience in support gives him an edge in his latest role.

In this episode, Alex and Dima discuss:

- Making a change from the Support to Tech team through Revolut’s internal Spires programme

- The reality of balancing full-time work with studying for a new career

- His latest role and the satisfaction of becoming a front-end engineer

- Takeaways from his time in Support that help him in his new role

- A typical day as a front-end engineer at Revolut

- What made Dima decide to pursue this new career path

- Advice to those considering exploring a career in tech

- Dima’s experience relocating to start a career at Revolut

- Overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome in a new role 

- The skills that have been critical to Dima’s success

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What makes a company stand out to top talent?

Employer branding isn’t just about flashy career pages. It’s about telling the real story of what it’s like to work somewhere.

Svetlana Kochkina, Head of Employer Branding, joins the conversation with host Alex Carril to talk about what goes into shaping a company’s reputation as a great place to work.

In this episode, Alex and Sveta discuss:

- An overview of employer branding and why it’s important for companies

- How Sveta found herself in this field

- Her decision to move from a Big 4 to Revolut

- What goes into being the Head of Employer Branding

- Challenges faced when scaling global hiring efforts

- Tips for jobseekers when looking into a potential employer

- The impact of showcasing authentic employee experiences

- Sveta’s #1 question for applicants to ask during interviews-

- A common mistake she sees people make when applying for jobs

- Why Sveta enjoys working at Revolut and her advice to her younger self

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How does customer feedback serve as a catalyst for new business initiatives?

Melina Dimoula gives an in-depth look at her role as a Business Development Manager by sharing examples of features she’s brought to market based on customer feedback.

She explains how being a part of the Global Business team is more than just responding to feedback. It’s about prioritisation, profitability analysis, and smart negotiation.

In this episode, Alex and Melina discuss:

- What goes into being a Business Development Manager

- Prioritising customer feedback for new Revolut features, like Bizum for customers in Spain

- The process behind deciding which features to bring to market

- Other recent features Melina’s team helped launch, such as cash deposits in the UK

- How to approach and deliver on large-scale projects

- Adapting strategies when unexpected challenges arise

- What made Melina decide to join Revolut and what she’s gained since working here

- How to build mutually beneficial partnerships in business

- Her view on compromise when it comes to deal-making

- Measuring your own success while driving change and business impact

A Krakow native, Arek Biela, shares his experience building a career in a leading fintech as a Lead Software Engineer in one of Europe’s tech hubs.

He’s not only participated in Revolut’s 10X growth by developing Android functionality for several features, but he’s also had a hand in shaping hiring processes, so engineers can have a better candidate experience.

In this episode, Alex and Arek discuss:

- Arek’s start as an Android Engineer at Revolut 

- Biggest challenges he’s faced while being a part of 10X growth

- How his perspectives on engineering and problem-solving have evolved

- What you need to overcome when building tech at scale to see your career grow

- Arek’s story of persistence to push boundaries and lead by example

- Insight into how Revolut’s Engineering team balances speed with quality

- Shaping the hiring process for engineers

- How finding the best talent goes beyond technical skills

- The importance of demonstrating ownership and teamwork capabilities

- Krakow’s developing tech community and Arek’s tips to get more involved

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