Honestly, I'm kind of surprised I got an offer. The behavioral interviewer seemed unfriendly and grilled me so much that my throat hurt afterward from talking so much. The technical interview was a little weird. Later, I realized there was a very simple recursive solution, whereas I had come up with a very complicated one, and the interviewer had to push me to debug it.
The case, which was the one I was most worried about, actually turned out to be the easiest for me. I didn't feel like I got much feedback from any of the interviewers, so I wouldn't have been surprised if I had been accepted or rejected.
My advice is to read Glassdoor to find out what to expect, and then practice easy questions on LeetCode, rather than just focusing on medium questions, which is what I did.
Same as others described. Reading reviews on Glassdoor was very helpful in setting my expectations.
The following metrics were computed from 36 interview experiences for the Capital One TDP Software Engineer role in United States.
Capital One's interview process for their TDP Software Engineer roles in the United States is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Capital One's TDP Software Engineer interview process in United States.