Decent salary, 7.5% 401k match, and perks that aren't that bad when compared with other traditional organizations like Capital One.
Capital One preaches "one" and practices "one". You will be able to see this across all layers of management. Every year, when I speak to my directors, they speak about promotion opportunities and expect you to make a difference in the organization, etc., etc. Finally, they award promotion to non-technical talents because there is no growth path for technical people who want to stay technical.
As you see upwards in the management hierarchy, all of them are from a non-technical background. Hence, they don't really like technical talents, except for getting work done through them.
Only 1/10 will be technical talent, and there will be a huge crowd of people you will deal with every day and get frustrated. You might start feeling very dumb over a period of time because the environment is not fostering enough.
Anyways, the leadership is a piece of crap, so there's nothing much to advise. If I believe correctly, it is this incapable leadership which is the root cause for all the issues out there.
Online Assessment: 4 problems, not complex but they need time. We were given only 70 minutes, and I could only finish 3 of them. Coding: Leetcode Easy. System Design: Something like an IoT problem. Case Interview: This was something new. We were g
There were three stages: technical, behavioral, and a second technical one. They want the STAR method used for the behavior part. The first technical part involves one or two questions. The second technical part involves analyzing a piece of code for
A friend referred me in late August. I received a response exactly a month later, inviting me for a final onsite interview at their Richmond campus. Capital One conducts all of their final interviews onsite. We were provided a nice lunch, given a
Online Assessment: 4 problems, not complex but they need time. We were given only 70 minutes, and I could only finish 3 of them. Coding: Leetcode Easy. System Design: Something like an IoT problem. Case Interview: This was something new. We were g
There were three stages: technical, behavioral, and a second technical one. They want the STAR method used for the behavior part. The first technical part involves one or two questions. The second technical part involves analyzing a piece of code for
A friend referred me in late August. I received a response exactly a month later, inviting me for a final onsite interview at their Richmond campus. Capital One conducts all of their final interviews onsite. We were provided a nice lunch, given a