Vlad Yatsenko says Revolut sells engineering roles on the chance to solve real problems for real customers, not on elegant code.
Revolut's hiring rejects the idea that every candidate must acquire users, with Yatsenko arguing that most growth came from word-of-mouth, so the product must solve the problem.
Revolut's CTO Vlad Yatsenko says the company onboarded close to 30,000 customers a day last month, more than double the 12,000 daily sign-ups previously cited.
Yatsenko compares Revolut's ambition to Uber's effect on taxis, saying the company aims to become the first trillion-dollar company across major markets.