Sign in Get started

Tagged in

The Qonto Way

The Qonto Way

Stories and learnings from the team behind Qonto

More information

Followers

1.8K

Elsewhere

More, on Medium

The Qonto Way

Aymeric Augustin in The Qonto Way

Innovating with Gen-AI at scale: a field guide

How could we swiftly transform Qonto, a 1,600-person…

Anastasia Oudin in The Qonto Way

Treat colleagues like customers: how we onboard new web engineers

Floran Knezevic in The Qonto Way

How UX design can prevent scammers from stealing money

Minh Hai Le in The Qonto Way

Meet Qonto’s new GenAI chatbot: faster, smarter, and ready to serve with Mistral’s power

Vincent Arnould in The Qonto Way

Representation of regulatory reports being compared to orders in a restaurant.

Embracing the Qonto Way to enhance the regulatory reporting process

Thibault Bissonnier Gillot in The Qonto Way

“What do we do as Backend Leads? We solve problems!”

Marjorie Boruel in The Qonto Way

Work perks: Qonto’s talent philosophy

How do you attract and keep the right talent? At Qonto, it’s all about providing an…

Fanny Laverty in The Qonto Way

A dark grey illustration depicting a labyrinth. 2 yellow arrows point to the entrance and the path through is highlighted in yellow. To the right of the entrance we see an Italian flag, and there are several markers that hover above the mazes to indicate locations and different aspects of the Qonto product, for example a building icon, an exclamation point, a chat bubble, etc.

From idea to impact: how we crafted the product that opened new routes into Qonto

A personal journey…

Camille Mariau in The Qonto Way

Composition photo and text: on the left the text reads “Philippine Rougevin-Baville, Managing Director France”. On the right there is a black and white photograph of a smiling woman with shoulder-length dark hair. She wears a long necklace, and a dark leather jacket.

“If what you’re looking for right now in your professional life is personal growth, whatever the topic, you’ll find…

Pascal Wachter in The Qonto Way

An illustration depicting Qonto payment cards. Two dark cards are shown on a black background; the image on the left focuses on the back of a dark colored payment card — showing details of a potential customer; on the right hand side we see a black card with shadowing details below it to make the card standout. It also depicts a pair of tweezers placing the microchip of the card into place.

Bringing elegance to the everyday: designing Qonto’s new cards