Bottom 10% of worst places to work
Bottom 10% of worst places to work
Nice people.
Pay is decent but not worth the headache.
Pays for AWS certs.
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Stack ranking encourages backstabbing between coworkers.
Management is forced to play favorites and hire people as PIP fodder to keep the employees they'd like to keep.
Constant reorgs. You join a team under one manager and a couple months later you have a completely new manager.
They will PIP you and later try to constantly rehire you as a contractor for less pay/benefits.
Lots of on-call makes for poor WLB, requiring you to work weekends and late nights.
Quarterly failover exercises are done after hours, so I hope you don't like sleeping.
Generous severance, but due to their incompetence, they will miscalculate. Once you think you are done with them, they will come knocking on your door.
Live the values and work on your core competencies.
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Senior Manager Technology
United StatesSeptember 1, 2019Bait and Switch. I interviewed for Senior Manager Technology, which is equivalent to a Tech Lead position in non-banking firms. I had one 45-minute phone screen followed by a technical assessment, which could be completed in 72 hours. Why would you
SWE Intern
January 9, 2026Power day, one case, one behavioral, one technical. Very smooth. Interviews were very nice, helpful, and engaging. No trick questions, all your interviewers want you to succeed. Case was a little tricky, though.
Development (TDP)
United StatesDecember 1, 2014I applied online and received a call several days later. Capital One would like to fly me out to their Richmond, VA location for a series of all-day interviews. I set a date, and Capital One arranged for a travel agency to handle my flight. They als
