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I went through klarna’s interview process some time ago. I had to go through both reasonable and weird steps, including IQ tests for some reason. I passed them
by torben-friis 1y ago
I went through klarna’s interview process some time ago.
I had to go through both reasonable and weird steps, including IQ tests for some reason. I passed them all, and then I was ghosted, and upon reaching out I was met with months of excuses asking me to wait (the recruiter is on vacation, we’re waiting for the new budget to be approved, “I personally forgot to reply”, and a few others). I eventually stopped reaching out and never heard back.
If the whole company is as dysfunctional as those interactions implied, I wouldn’t really look up to them as trendsetters.
- DanielHB 1y agoYes they are, a few years ago once got a scuffle with the Swedish tax agency because they were abusing some tax loopholes. The tax agency came in with the bill and they just immediately "layoff" 90% of the contractors working there (a good chunk of the workforce). All so their quarterly statements wouldn't look bad for the stock market. Klarna is the prime example of toxic public companies
- tedeh 1y agoKlarna hasnt even gone public yet...
- 0dayz 1y agoI remember hearing something about doing IPO in USA?
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- financetechbro 1y agoDoesn’t matter. They want to go public and with that in mind will operate the business to ensure the financials look “good” for when it’s time to IPO